Nancy Kwan lights the screen up with an engaging portrayal of a Polynesian girl,
daughter of a British civil servant who as they say back in the United Kingdom,
went native. You should hear Kwan tell it how he was a one man population explosion, but she's the only one whose mother he married.
Anyway with both parents dead Kwan is now in the custody of a cousin of her father, Dennis Price who is the very proper schoolmaster of a prep school whose graduates will be running the Empire or what's left of it. His son John Fraser also goes to this school and both have their libidos boiling over with Kwan around.
This is Nancy Kwan's show and the rest are all in support of her. The plot is skimpy and the supporting characters are not particularly fleshed out in the script.
But for Kwan fans the film is a must.
Anyway with both parents dead Kwan is now in the custody of a cousin of her father, Dennis Price who is the very proper schoolmaster of a prep school whose graduates will be running the Empire or what's left of it. His son John Fraser also goes to this school and both have their libidos boiling over with Kwan around.
This is Nancy Kwan's show and the rest are all in support of her. The plot is skimpy and the supporting characters are not particularly fleshed out in the script.
But for Kwan fans the film is a must.