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Adult Fairytales
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Cast
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Don Sparks | ... |
Prince
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Sirus
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Irwin Corey | ... |
Dr. Eyes
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Robert Harris | ... |
Dr. Ears
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Simmy Bow | ... |
Dr. Mustachio
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Robert Staats | ... |
Doorman /
Tommy Tucker
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Aunt La Voh
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Brenda Fogarty | ... |
Gussie Gander
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Frank Ray Perilli | ... |
Baron
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Angelo Rossitto | ... |
Otto
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Bob Leslie | ... | |
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Jack
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Lindsay Freeman | ... |
Jill
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Nai Bonet | ... | |
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On his twenty-first birthday, the Prince goes on a quest that takes him across the land searching for the one woman that gets him sexually excited, Princess Sleeping Beauty. Written by Raymond Marble <ba34322@navix.net>
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sleeping beauty | fairy tale parody | love potion | bordello | reluctant to marry |Taglines:
Some Day Your Prince Will Come. See more »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
August 1978 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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2.35 : 1
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Sirus: [agitated] Boy? 'Boy' live in jungle with Tarzan, man!
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Written by Andrew Belling and Lee Arries
Performed by Martha Reeves
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Quotes
Jack: What is your name, boy?Sirus: [agitated] Boy? 'Boy' live in jungle with Tarzan, man!
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Soundtracks
"You'll Feel the Magic in Me"Written by Andrew Belling and Lee Arries
Performed by Martha Reeves
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I fell in love with this "soft porn" turn at first viewing. It could have been just another slipshod "peepshow" as is the case of most T&A features. Instead, Hurwitz and Perilli decided that anything worth doing is worth doing well. The music is absolutely splendid and memorable and wickedly tongue-in-cheek (I am quite partial to "Beat Him Daddy A to the Bar" and "Little Bo Peep". All of the characters are well realized and fleshed out (so to speak) given the genre. Being an actor myself, I can tell when performers are having fun with their roles...a mainstay of successful comedy. They seem to have been having a blast. Anyone who can get through Tommy Tucker's (Robert Staats)scenes without a hearty belly-laugh (to say the least) is likely dead, humorless, or made of stone. Well done all around. I give it a "10". Highly recommended.