A sophisticated London fashion columnist takes a job with a small-town publisher and "moral crusader", much to the dismay of her rich, jealous boyfriend. The "crusader", however, turns out to be not quite what he says he is.
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Esther
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Mrs. Whitely
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Janet
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A sophisticated London fashion columnist takes a job with a small-town publisher and "moral crusader", much to the dismay of her rich, jealous boyfriend. The "crusader", however, turns out to be not quite what he says he is.
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Pete Walker is now mainly remembered for his horror films.This is a rather strange short.David Keenan plays a journalist with a very jealous and possessive girlfriend..He is employed by a publisher who is on a moral crusade.However in reality he is rather a litigation.So when he is taken to meet the publisher at his country mansion he finds half a dozen young women lounging around in bikinis.There is also a photographic studio where there is a photographer taking photos of the girls without their tops.The girlfriend traces Keenan to the mansion.There then ensues a farcical climax at a restaurant.It is difficult to see what audience this was made for,certainly not a sex film and certainly not funny.