The Ribald Tales of Canterbury (1985)

On their way to Canterbury, a group of noblemen and women play a game to see who can tell the best erotic story

Director:

Bud Lee

Writers:

Hyapatia Lee (screenplay), Geoffrey Chaucer (novel)

Stars:

Hyapatia Lee, Mike Horner, Bud Lee

3 nominations.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Hyapatia Lee	...	Hostess
Mike Horner	...	Knight
Bud Lee	...	Lord
Colleen Brennan	...	Lady of Bath
Debra Lynn	...	Young Abbot
Cheri Janvier	...	The Lady (as Cheri Johnavar)
Buffy Davis	...	Miller's Daughter (as Page Turner)
Beverly Bliss	...	Katrina
Tony Martino	...	Sitar (as Tony Martin)
Marc Wallice	...	Vitar (as Marc Goldberg)
Josephine Carrington	...	Queen
Stevie Taylor	...	Miller's Wife
Jon Martin	...	John
Peter North	...	Alan
F.M. Bradley	...	Stable Boy (as Field Marshall Bradley)

Storyline

On their way to Canterbury, a group of noblemen and women play a game to see who can tell the best erotic story

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Plot Keywords:

ejaculation on back | caught having sex | telling story | buxom | sleeping nude | 

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Genres:

Adult | Drama

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Certificate:

X

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Also Known As:

Hyapatia Lee's The Ribald Tales of Canterbury

Filming Locations:

Petaluma, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Caballero Control Corporation (CCC), Caribbean Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

Featured in 42nd Street Forever: XXX-Treme Special Edition (2007)

User Reviews

A wonderful film

Ms Lee really attempted to do a version of the Tales that would merit some consideration. Frankly when one considers the budget restraints this is quite a remarkable achievement.

Some scenes go on for too long and others are far too short, e.g Colleen Brennan's scene with Hyapatia is scorchingly hot and yet much too short for full expression of mood.

The sets and the costumes are pretty well done for a low budget film and there is some nice writing involved also.

This is a very cute film and if one comes to it with an open mind and heart one should be well rewarded.

I just adore this film.