The Opening of Misty Beethoven (1976)Pornography meets Pygmalion. Misty, the hooker, meets the sexologist who thinks he can transform her from "the nadir of passion" into someone who inspires passion. While Misty is trained ... See full summary » Director:Radley MetzgerWriter:Radley Metzger (screenplay) |
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Constance Money | ... |
Misty Beethoven
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Dr. Seymour Love
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Jacqueline Beudant | ... |
Geraldine Rich
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Tanya
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Lawrence Lehman
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Barbara
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Art Dealer
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Mary Stuart | ... |
Flight Attendant with Cigar
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Jenny Baxter | ... |
First Flight Attendant
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Lorraine Alraune | ... |
Flight Attendant on Phone
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Marlene Willoughby | ... |
Final Maid
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Pornography meets Pygmalion. Misty, the hooker, meets the sexologist who thinks he can transform her from "the nadir of passion" into someone who inspires passion. While Misty is trained for her big test, seducing a homosexual artist, the relationship between the doctor and Misty remains unsettled. Written by John Vogel <jlvogel@comcast.net>
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3 October 1977 (Portugal) See more »Also Known As:
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I am cleaning my porn collection, throwing away so many films that have pleased me for years. And then, I come to "The opening of Misty Beethoven ". I take the time to re-watch it for the umpteenth time. and the magic still works. Kuzos for the scenario ( for instance,how brilliant to start it all in gay Paris ); for the acting of this unique porn male actor, Jamie Gillis, superb here as he may never be; for the presence of lovely Jacqueline Beaudant, so credible in her ecstasies; and, last but not least, the magnificent Constance Money, the unique Misty, the gorgeous, still frail-looking goddess of this unique production. And what about the music: this haunting beat-rising, savage and tender rhythm accompanying the love scenes (for that is what they are: real lovemaking action, no smut here, no way! ) This movie has to be in a class by itself, suffering no comparison to any other sex-explicit "pellicula". No doubt about it, Henry Pachard has surpassed himself. And " Misty Beethoven will stay here, in my Vidovic among all the others, all types merged, a jewel of its own.