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The Happy Hooker Goes Hollywood (1980)

R 88 min  -  Comedy  -   4 June 1980 (USA)
2.9
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Ratings: 2.9/10 from 250 users  
Reviews: 9 user | 3 critic

Director:

Alan Roberts

Writers:

Devin Goldenberg (screenplay), Alan Roberts (story), and 1 more credit »
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Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Martine Beswick Martine Beswick ...
Chris Lemmon ...
Robby Rottman
Adam West ...
Lionel Lamely
Richard Deacon Richard Deacon ...
Joseph Rottman
Phil Silvers ...
William B. Warkoff
Charles Green Charles Green ...
George
Lisa London ...
Laurie
Alexandra Morgan Alexandra Morgan ...
Max
Tanya Boyd Tanya Boyd ...
Sylvie
Susan Kiger Susan Kiger ...
Susie
Randi Brough Randi Brough ...
Twin
Candi Brough Candi Brough ...
Twin
Lindsay Bloom Lindsay Bloom ...
Chris
Betty Jean Samuelson Betty Jean Samuelson ...
Joy Pecker
Jack Perkins Jack Perkins ...
Drunk Conventioner
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Female Nudity | Sequel | Sexual Fantasy | Part Of Trilogy | Party  | See more »

Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

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Also Known As:

Hollywood Blue See more »

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Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color
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Goofs

Audio/visual unsynchronized: On the audio track, Xaviera says, "Call Jake at the lab and make sure we'll have the film by six", but you can see her mouth the words "by four". A few seconds later, Maxine says "six o'clock" twice, but you can see she said "four o'clock" both times. See more »

Quotes

Rita Beater: So, eh, tell me, Cinderella...
Xaviera Hollander: It's not Cinderella, it's Xaviera.
Rita Beater: If you prefer, I wasn't aware that you could pronounce it both ways.
Xaviera Hollander: You can't.
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Connections

Referenced in "The Critic: Eyes on the Prize (#1.6)" (1994) See more »