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Eva Gabor | ... |
Countess Von Pupsin
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Lu Leonard | ... |
Fräulein Stinkenschmidt
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Richard Paul | ... |
Drago
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Carole Davis | ... |
Sonia
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Lar Park-Lincoln | ... |
Cindy Cathcart
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Bader Howar | ... |
Sarah
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Barbara Rousek | ... |
Isabella 'Izzie'
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Britt Helfer | ... |
Lulu Belle
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Nathalie Tarkowski | ... |
Colette
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Shelley Pielou | ... |
Hillary Haverstock
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Yolande Palfrey | ... |
Pamela Lenox
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Robin McCallum | ... |
Alexander 'Alex' Snivelroe
(as Robin Lermitte)
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Eric Viellard | ... |
Pierre
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Igor Serdar | ... |
Sonny
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Jeremy Booker | ... |
William 'Willy' Cavendish
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Kader Boukhanef | ... |
Samir
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Paul Venables | ... |
Justin
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Vida Jerman | ... |
Collette's Governess
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Boris Buzancic | ... |
Baron Von Dorkenburg
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Zdenka Hersak | ... |
Madame Dumond
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Otokar Levaj | ... |
Izzie's Father
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Bozidar Smiljanic | ... |
Uncle Constantine
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Nada Abrus | ... |
Bordello Madame
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Katoum Sadik | ... |
Mita
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Alex Cserhart | ... |
Man in Bordello
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Directed by
Bruce A. Block |
Written by
Sandra Weintraub | ... | () |
Produced by
Charles Band | ... | executive producer (uncredited) |
J. Larry Carroll | ... | producer |
Boris Gregoric | ... | associate producer |
Sandra Weintraub | ... | producer |
Michael Wolf | ... | associate producer |
Music by
Roger Bellon |
Cinematography by
Kent L. Wakeford |
Editing by
Martin Cohen |
Editorial Department
Juliet Avola | ... | post-production |
Art Direction by
Nenad Pecur | ||
Thérèse Ripaud |
Costume Design by
Nolan Miller |
Makeup Department
Craig Berkeley | ... | makeup artist |
Diane Duchesne | ... | makeup artist |
Lamberto Marini | ... | makeup artist: Miss Gabor |
Agnese Panarotto | ... | hair stylist: Miss Gabor's hair |
Martina Subic-Dodocic | ... | assistant hair stylist |
Production Management
Mladen Cernjak | ... | unit production manager |
Boris Gregoric | ... | production manager |
Branislav Brana Srdic | ... | production manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Ranko Primorac | ... | second assistant director |
Branislav Brana Srdic | ... | assistant director |
Art Department
Zeljko Luter | ... | set dresser |
Boris Tadej | ... | props |
Robert Tanenbaum | ... | movie poster artist (uncredited) |
Sound Department
Richard Dwan Jr. | ... | adr editor / dialogue editor |
Marvin Kerner | ... | supervising sound editor |
Adrien Nataf | ... | sound |
Gregory H. Watkins | ... | re-recording mixer |
Special Effects by
Mladen Markovic | ... | special effects |
Camera and Electrical Department
Stanislav Jesih | ... | gaffer |
Ivan Kabler | ... | key grip |
Zlatko Mrakovic | ... | still photographer |
Roman Rogulja | ... | assistant camera |
Vjekoslav Vrdoljak | ... | camera operator: "b" camera |
Casting Department
Myrna Meth | ... | casting: USA |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Jelena Matic-Mihalic | ... | wardrobe (as Jelena Matic) |
Music Department
Paul F. Antonelli | ... | composer: additional music |
Sid Caesar | ... | musical cues |
Tony Cavazo | ... | soundtrack artist (as Hurricane) |
Harlan Collins | ... | additional music |
Maurice DePas | ... | soundtrack artist (as Maurice and the Cliches) |
Kelly Hansen | ... | soundtrack artist (as Hurricane) |
Hurricane | ... | soundtrack artist |
Jay Johnson | ... | soundtrack artist (as Maurice and the Cliches) |
Phil Kennemore | ... | soundtrack artist (as Philip Kennemore, Y&T) |
Anibal Kerpel | ... | additional music |
Geoffrey Leib | ... | soundtrack artist (as Y&T) |
Peter Limonick | ... | additional music |
Maurice & The Clichés | ... | soundtrack artist (as Maurice and the Cliches) |
Dave Meniketti | ... | soundtrack artist (as David Meniketti, Y&T) |
Barry Muir | ... | soundtrack artist (as Maurice and the Cliches) |
Gustavo Santaolalla | ... | additional music |
Robert VuDu Man Sarzo | ... | soundtrack artist (as Hurricane) |
Jay Schellen | ... | soundtrack artist (as Hurricane) |
Gary Westlake | ... | soundtrack artist (as Maurice and the Cliches) |
Paul Wilson-Brown | ... | soundtrack artist (as Maurice and the Cliches) |
Y&T | ... | soundtrack artist |
Script and Continuity Department
Jill Gurr | ... | script supervisor |
Additional Crew
Evangeline Griego | ... | production assistant |
Drago Klincic | ... | accountant |
Michael D. Silberman | ... | production accountant |
Zachary Weintraub | ... | production assistant |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Empire Pictures (1987) (United States) (theatrical)
- América Vídeo (Brazil) (VHS)
- Avid Home Entertainment (1994) (United States) (VHS)
- CIC Victor Video (1987) (Japan) (VHS)
- Empire Video (1988) (West Germany) (VHS)
- La Cinq (1992) (France) (tv) (dubbed version)
- Lightning Video (1987) (United States) (video)
- The Company of Motion Pictures (1988) (Netherlands) (VHS)
- The Company of Motion Pictures (2002) (Netherlands) (DVD)
- Vestron Television (1988) (United States) (tv) (syndicated print)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- Zagreb Film (animaton)
Storyline
Plot Summary |
A group of female students (consisting of Cindy, a nice American reform school girl from lower class who's part of a pilot program set up to test if girls like her can fit in, Colette, a sheltered but curious sexually repressed nubile virginal German girl, Sonia, a horny and experienced sexually liberated seductress who loves sex anytime anywhere, Lulu Belle, a folksy Texan girl with a 'don't tread on me' attitude, Isabella, a tough Italian girl from a mob family, Pam, a friendly and rebellious leftist upper class English feminist, and Sarah and Hillary, two posh, snobbish and aristocratic mean girls from England) arrives at Von Pupsin Academy, a famous elite international private finishing school in Swiss Alps, where young girls from rich and aristocratic families are taught how to behave like proper ladies and find wealthy husbands. Although the school is owned by the elegant, classy, understanding and romantic Countess Von Pupsin, the head teacher is unfortunately the overweight, brutish, classist and misogynistic Fräulein Stinkenschmidt, who demands only three thing from the girls - self-discipline, proper etiquette and complete celibacy, believing that this is the best way for the girls to achieve the only goal all women have in life according to her, which is to find a rich husband and serve him. Fräulein also has a personal assistant, a sympathetic effeminate servant named Drago. During a field trip to a neighboring town, the girls meet a group of local boys, but Fräulein forbids them to go out with them. However, both the girls and the boys are horny enough to break all the rules and fight for their freedom against Fräulein and her allies, the corrupt local police and the school's mean girls. Since everything is fair in love and war, the girls turn to gross out pranks involving excrement, use a sex tape for blackmail, and even take part in a full blown battle involving an actual tank. Although the movie is set in Switzerland, it was filmed in Yugoslavia. Despite the fact that the movie is a sex comedy with plenty of sexual humor, titillation and sexual situations including a subplot about a girl and a boy losing their virginity, it does not actually feature any nudity. |
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Movie Connections | Referenced in There's Nothing Out There (1991). See more » |
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