Double Agent 73 (1974)

Director:

Doris Wishman

Writers:

Judy J. Kushner (story)
Doris Wishman (writer)

Release Date:

23 May 1975 (West Germany)

Genre:

Action

Tagline:

The Most Unbelievable Set Of Secret Weapons!

Plot:

Underworld drug king Toplar is flooding the market with low-grade heroin. Agent 99 gets a bit too close to the truth...

Plot Keywords:

Breasts | Large Breasts | Sequel | Female Nudity | Nudity

Cast

Chesty Morgan	...	Jane Tennay
Frank Silvano	...	Tim / Ivan Toplar
Saul Meth	...	Igor Stotsky
Jill Harris	...	Jane's girlfriend
Louis Burdi	...	Mark Chiaro
Peter Savage	...	Bill (as Peter Petrillo)
Joseph Chiaro
Denise Purcell	...	Nurse
Donny Lee	...	Larry Koch
Howard Blakey	...	Assassin (as Kurt Brandt)
Nat Perogine
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Buck Starr	...	Hans Schmidt (as Cooper Kent)

Runtime:

73 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Mono

Certification:

Iceland:16 | USA:R | Australia:R

Company:

Juri Productions

Trivia:

While the name of Chesty Morgan's character is often reported to be "Jane Monet" or "Jane Genet", it is clearly pronounced "Tennay" in the film.

Goofs:

Continuity: Jane throws her earring/shuriken directly at Koch as he faces her, but when the camera cuts to a new shot it hits him in the side of the neck.

Quotes:

Jane Tennay: Flowers are pretty, aren't they?

Movie Connections:

Referenced in Das geheime Kino (2007)

What's a Poor Girl to Do?

Super spy Jane, sporting a 73 inch bust, a blonde wig, and some of the most outrageous outfits(outfits that would make Cher cringe), is hot on the trail of exposing a drug ring and capturing its drug czar. To do this, she must go undercover as a regular gal out for guys to buy her drinks and the like. That's right...she is suppose to be a normal girl just out at the club, zoo, or any old place. Not quite. She sticks out like a sore thumb!...well, okay, two sore thumbs! This film carries on the tradition of sleazy exploitation captured so nicely in Doris Wishman's and Chesty Morgan's first collaboration, Deadly Weapons. Actually, this film is a lot better. It has a bigger budget, some better acting(not much better), and a better story. Chesty still can't act. Her acting range goes from quietly disinterested to disinterested. She has no facial expression at all except for one scene where she pulls tape off of one of her breasts. Maybe Wishman wanted realism and used a real adhesive. This time around Chesty has to remove her blouse and bra to take secret pictures with the camera that has been implanted in one of her breasts. She takes many pictures. Big surprise. The big difference in this film, however, is that Wishman has some fairly brutal killings and shows a good bit of gore. She pays an obvious homage to Alfred Hitchcock and the Psycho shower scene. Also, for my money, the second best thing after Morgan(alright, the third best thing) is the music used in the film. What a great soundtrack...it was lively and funny. It was an action-type score played over and over that really made the action on the screen seem all the more farcial. Kudos to Ms. Wishman, Ms. Morgan, and company. Thanks for the mammaries...I mean memories!