Sadie (1982)

This is the story of Sadie, a high priced call girl in Borneo... well, high priced for Borneo. She is kidnapped by the rajah who is running a white-slave ring. Of course, Jock and Bear have... See full summary »

Director:

Bob Chinn

Stars:

Chris Cassidy, Jerome Deeds, Gary Eberhart

Cast

Complete credited cast:
Chris Cassidy	...	Sadie (as Cris Cassidy)
Jerome Deeds	...	Jock
Gary Eberhart	...	Bear (as Gary Dana)
Deborah Sullavan	...	Mrs. Daniels
Diana Holt	...	Honoré (as Diahna Holt)
Joseph Darling	...	Senator Daniels
Elmo Lavino	...	Doc (as John Hires)
Larry Price	...	Harry
Lisa K. Loring	...	Bella (as Lisa Loring)
Herbert Siguenza	...	Col. Moktar
Enrique Areas	...	Kollie
Cantara Christopher	...	Fatimah
Rick Ardon	...	Rajah (as Richard Slade)
Billy Dee	...	Harem Guard

Storyline

This is the story of Sadie, a high priced call girl in Borneo... well, high priced for Borneo. She is kidnapped by the rajah who is running a white-slave ring. Of course, Jock and Bear have to come to her rescue, and Jock is well rewarded for his heroism.

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Plot Keywords:

sex | hardcore | character name in title

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Genres:

Adult

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Certificate:

X

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

15 May 1982 (Japan)

Also Known As:

The Insatiable Sadie the Whore

Company Credits

Production Co:

Mitam Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

74 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

References Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969)

User Reviews

Satisfied with My Work More or Less

I was the first one hired for this picture--they liked the accent I managed to concoct during the cold reading at my audition and I signed the contract that day.

This was the best-financed project I was ever a part of. I won't say it was my best role as a performer, but if I'd decided to go on in the profession it was a type I would have built a career on--you know, the comic tropical woman.

(In Dork & Sindy aka Playmates, my first picture, I was the wacky Oriental neighbor.)

As for striking a balance between the "hot" and aesthetic factors (you have to start assessing artistic values someplace) Sadie should hold up pretty well. The script--a retelling of Maugham's creaky old classic, Rain aka Sadie Thompson--will seem pretty dated by now, but there were some good production values and a conscientious director and camera-sound man, so it should at least not be an assault on one's delicate senses (only, for some, on their sensibilities).

Cantara Trivia: - This was the only film (so far) in which I never engaged in intercourse. - What I did to the leading man at lunchtime gives a new meaning to the term craft services.