The Liberty Belles (1973)
Genre: Comedy
Country: USA | Director: Unknown
Language: English | Subtitles: none
Aspect ratio: 1.33:1 | Length: 57mn
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https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0125363/
Starring: Orita De Chadwick, Marsha Hart, Ric Lutze, Antoinette Maynard
The Liberty Belles opens with Roland Digby (Rick Lutze) interviewing for a job with a feminist publishing house. The interviewer-cum-editor is Orita De Chadwick (The Godson) and the scene is hilarious. Lutze is so stiff and obviously full of shit that Orita can’t keep a straight face, and both of them wind up cracking up before the post-interview fuck begins.
Meanwhile, Lilly Foster and another feminist are out clothes shopping though they acknowledge that men are “only interested in what’s underneath.” You see, the women here are activists in “The Movement,” which holds the view that “any man who believes in marriage and kids is a chauvinist pig.”
But don’t fret — the puerile politics is just a ploy for the porn, and nothing even remotely serious is going on here. Indeed, Lutze and Orita haven’t a single conversation where they don’t dissolve into laughter. In one scene, as Orita gazes after the departing Lutze trying hard not to smile, we can hear the off-camera director tell her, “Look down,” which she promptly does. Lutze’s acting is at its awful best and the whole cast seems to be having fun.
Meanwhile, Lilly Foster and another feminist are out clothes shopping though they acknowledge that men are “only interested in what’s underneath.” You see, the women here are activists in “The Movement,” which holds the view that “any man who believes in marriage and kids is a chauvinist pig.”
But don’t fret — the puerile politics is just a ploy for the porn, and nothing even remotely serious is going on here. Indeed, Lutze and Orita haven’t a single conversation where they don’t dissolve into laughter. In one scene, as Orita gazes after the departing Lutze trying hard not to smile, we can hear the off-camera director tell her, “Look down,” which she promptly does. Lutze’s acting is at its awful best and the whole cast seems to be having fun.
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