Take Off (1978)

Don Juan-like playboy doesn't get old, but his photographs do. One day he takes a couple to see adult movies. Hardcore version of Oscar Wilde's Dorian Gray.

Director:

Armand Weston

Writers:

Armand Weston, Daria Price,

Stars:

Wade Nichols, Georgina Spelvin, George Spencer

5 wins & 1 nomination.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Wade Nichols	...	Darrin Blue
Georgina Spelvin	...	Henrietta Wilde (segment "1920's")
George Spencer	...	Max (segment "1920's")
Rayman Sharque	...	John Dillinger (segment "1930's")
Brigette Lynne	...	Jean Harlot (segment "1930's")
Dick Galan	...	Whitey (segment "1930's")
Clea Carson	...	Faye (segment "1930's")
Annette Haven	...	Virginia Slimms (segment "1940's")
Bill Nunnery	...	Louie (segment "1940's")
Ursula Austin	...	Teenager (segment "1940's")
W.P. Dremak	...	SS Captain (segment "1940's") (as W.P. Drémak)
Erick Lueders	...	SS Lieutenant (segment "1940's")
Alexis Del Lago	...	SS Major (segment "1940's")
Holly Woodlawn	...	Lounge Singer (segment "1940's")
Susaye London	...	Dottie (segment "1950's")

Storyline

Don Juan-like playboy doesn't get old, but his photographs do. One day he takes a couple to see adult movies. Hardcore version of Oscar Wilde's Dorian Gray.

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Plot Keywords:

hardcore | transvestite | licking | leg spreading | cunnilingus | 

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Taglines:

Where Hollywood left off... Take Off Takes It All Off!

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Genres:

Adult | Comedy | Fantasy

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Certificate:

X

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

1 April 1986 (Finland)

Also Known As:

A Nudez de Hollywood

Filming Locations:

New York, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$250,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Mature Pictures Corporation

Technical Specs

Runtime:

103 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.66 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

There are more than 50 movie references in this film.

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Connections

Spoofs The Maltese Falcon (1941)

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Soundtracks

"Your Cheatin' Heart"
(uncredited)
Written by Hank Williams (uncredited)
Performed by Marcia Minor (uncredited)

User Reviews

Wonderful

Could only wish there was just one more film of this quality out there. This is the only "keeper" I own.

The scene with Annette Haven & Wade Nichols is shot with the greatest lighting of any I've ever come across.

Goofy opening should not sway you, stay with it... more wonderful as it goes along.

'20 era in b&w is shadowed in a amber that give a nice effect. '30's has beautiful girls. '40's teeny bopper is smoldering.(+ the A.H.& W.N. scene) '50s is fun & sexy. '60s is over done just a little. '70s makes you wish you could go back....