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Liz Evans (written by) and
Don Schain (written by)
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Ginger is the sexiest super-sleuth ever to subdue mankind! more
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Cheerleaders and models are kidnapped & sold by a white slavery ring. Female agent is sent to rescue them. full summary | add synopsis
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Who Knew Bondage Led to Sexual Freedom? more (11 total)

Cast

  (Cast overview, first billed only)
Cheri Caffaro ... Ginger
Richard Smedley ... Ken Stanton
Patrick M. Wright ... Jablon (as Patrick Wright)
Laurie Rose ... Carter Winston (as Jennifer Brooks)
William Grannel ... Jason Varone (as William Grannell)
Anthony Barone
Eli Levine
Gerie Bronson
Dennis Malvasi
Nick Cockinos
Doug Martin ... Guard Ginger tricks
Stan Franklin
Thomas Murphy
Rudy Hornish
Jeramie Rain ... Jane
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Runtime:
90 min | Australia:91 min
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Australia:R (cut) | USA:R | USA:X (self applied)
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Quotes:
Ginger: Jason! How are you?
Jason Varone: Fine. And you?
Ginger: Nearly naked.
Jason Varone: So what else is new.
Ginger: I'm lying on my stomach for a change.
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Followed by Girls Are for Loving (1973) more

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Who Knew Bondage Led to Sexual Freedom?, 12 July 2008
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Three cheerleaders and a beautiful blonde beauty pageant winner mysteriously disappear(kidnapped) when a gang out to abduct beautiful young girls and sell them into bondage to middle-aged, grizzled business men operates at the beginning of this fun yet tasteless film. Like the first Ginger, The Abductors has the copious nudity, non-PC lingo, and, at its heart, Cheri Caffaro back again as Ginger. You know Ginger - the girl working for a detective agency right out of college with martial arts training and one heck of a bod. A bod you know you will get ample chances to view. While I didn't like this one quite as much as the first Ginger movie, it does mirror the style and flavor of that first film. William Grannel is back as Jason Varone with all the acting talent of a drying, freshly painted wall - yet his scenes with Caffaro are fun and flirtatious. Caffaro gives a much more steady performance in this film becoming very comfortable in Ginger's clothes(and out of them). There is quite a perverse angle to this film with the whole white slavery into bondage thing, a rape, and several soft-core sex scenes of basically forced consensual sex. Acting ranges from mediocre(Cafarro and Richard Smedley as the love interest for Ginger, and Patrich Wright as a heavy) to bad(Grannel and Laurie Rose as Carter Winston - I just got so sick of hearing that stupid name!) But likes it predecessor The Abductors is a whole lot of fun and a trip down that seventies lane with its far out clothes and a style of film totally lost in today's milquetoast PC era.

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