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The Harrad Experiment (1973)At Harrad College, where controversial coed living situations are established, the students are forced to confront their sexuality in ways that society previously shunned. Part of the ... See full summary » Director:Ted Post |
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Title: The Harrad Experiment (1973)
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Philip Tenhausen
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Margaret Tenhausen
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Harry Schacht
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Sheila Grove
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Beth Hillyer
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Wilson
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Sidney Bower
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Jack
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Barbara
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Cynthia
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Yoga Instructor
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Ron Kolman | ... |
Evan
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Eric Server | ... |
Workman
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At Harrad College, where controversial coed living situations are established, the students are forced to confront their sexuality in ways that society previously shunned. Part of the experiment is to pair incompatible members of the opposite sex as roommates in order to make them shun the traditional concept of monogamy. The film's primary two "couples" are the sex-crazed Stanley and ultra-timid Sheila, and insecure Harry and liberated Beth. In charge of the "experiment" are Prof. Philip Tenhausen and his wife, Margaret, who seem to enjoy the tension they instigate, as well as the graphic sexual episodes that unfold. Written by alfiehitchie & tipsyheadrinse
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The Sex manifesto of the free love generation. See more »Parents Guide:
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
11 May 1973 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Music by Artie Butler
Lyrics by Mark Lindsay
Sung by Don Johnson
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Don Johnson sings the ending song, "It's Not Over." The producer, Dennis F. Stevens, plays the flugelhorn solo, overdubbing himself. See more »Goofs
Stanley comes in after jogging and his green shirt is obviously sweaty on the back. He surprises Barbara and Stanley in the room and punches Stanley in the face. Stanley goes into the bathroom and when Stanley follows, there is obviously no sweat marks. See more »Soundtracks
"It's Not Over"Music by Artie Butler
Lyrics by Mark Lindsay
Sung by Don Johnson
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The original, theater and maybe VHS, were excellent. I have bought two different DVDs of this movie and both were horrible TV versions. The first was from Amazon (Passion Productions, 98 minutes (?) and no nudity or language and the color was orange like from a really old film that hadn't been taken of. The BN (Platinum) had much better color (90 minutes) but it was about the same "cut to death" version losing the kids working on nudity and bleeped language that is on TV today. One really great lesson that hasn't been mentioned is Tenhousen's (sp?), James Whitmore, teaching, "People only recognize an action as love when it is the same kind of love that they give." I learned something from that and I have run across many real life examples to support that observation. I would still like to get a DVD that was the theater version that I saw but I don't know how I would recognize the version after being burned twice.