Together (1971)

Director:

Sean S. Cunningham

Writer:

Sean S. Cunningham (writer)

Release Date:

December 1971 (USA)

Genre:

Drama

Tagline:

Look for yourself! Judge for yourself! See what your children can show you about love!

Plot Keywords:

Fake Documentary | Sex | Masturbation | Nudity | Doctor

Cast

Marilyn Chambers		(as Marilyn Briggs)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Maureen Cousins
Jade Hagen
Kimi Hoelter
Victor Mohica		(as Vic Mohica)
Jan Pieter Welt	...	Narrator

Also Known As:

Sensual Paradise (UK)

Runtime:

72 min | UK:61 min (cut version)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Mono

Certification:

USA:R

Company:

Sean S. Cunnigham-Roger Murphy Productions

Trivia:

After seeing her as Marilyn Briggs in Together (1971), the Mitchell Brothers offered her a role in Behind the Green Door (1972)" giving her the option of taking a role in which she wasn't required to have sex. Originally, Briggs chose a non-sex role, but allowed the Brothers to talk her into taking the lead. For her gig, she was paid $25,000 and 1% of earnings (which in 1974, brought her between $2,000 and $2,500 per month), the highest amount ever paid a porn performer. Now called Marilyn Chambers, "Green Door" made her a porno superstar, and one of the only porn actresses to cross over into mainstream features.

Movie Connections:

Referenced in It's Only a Movie: The Making of 'Last House on the Left' (2002) (V)

My dad was in this film.

The guy was buff back in the early 70's (Still is) and Cunningham saw him walking on the beach one day during filming (think it was Jones Beach). Came up to my dad and asked him if he wanted to participate in a mock-documentary about sex in America.

My dad said it was a real fun experience, Sean and Wes were true professionals and since my dad was into bodybuilding, he took notice of how athletic Chambers was. They became friends on set trading tips on how to keep in shape, sometimes talking about my dads book, but no sex unfortunately… Would have been fun being her kid.

My dad even had the best scene in the movie. The fictional sex doctor asks my dad what he thinks about oral sex. Since there was no script and my dad was asked this out of the blue, he replied: "Well, that's a hard thing to say." He was so proud at the time that he took his mother to see it at the local theater, big mistake for anyone who's actually seen the film.

I have a copy, albeit the one and only kind you can get from Germany, with no subtitles. But it's still fun seeing him in it after all the stories I heard growing up. Now that I'm a filmmaker myself I never hesitate to show a reference to it in my work. My only wish is that they release it in the states, IN English! But Sean is against it. He claims that it's a piece of sh**, and he's still embarrassed by it to this day.