Play Time (1994)

Director:

Dale Trevillion

Writer:

Mary Ellen Hanover (writer)

Genre:

Action | Drama | Romance

Plot:

Lindsey and Geena spend some time together by the pool while their husbands play golf. After talking...

Plot Keywords:

Friend | Friendship | Marriage | Erotica | Male Frontal Nudity

Cast

Jennifer Burton	...	Lindsey
Elliott David	...	Joe
Monique Parent	...	Geena
Craig Stepp	...	Brad
Julie Strain	...	Sheraton
Tammy Parks	...	Michelle
Ashlie Rhey	...	Connie
Tina Simonsen	...	Receptionist
Wendy Hamilton	...	Brad's Secretary
Francis Shanahan	...	Young Brad
Sani August	...	Brad's Father

Runtime:

90 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:R

Company:

Cameo Films

Trivia:

It was reported that Monique Parent claimed in an interview that she and Jennifer Burton both actually masturbated to orgasm in the masturbation scene. This is an urban myth - Monique Parent never made any such claim.

Quotes:

Geena: You know, the thing about writing, that people are always trying to give you advice and guidance is just sometimes you just need to go into your own room and just do it by your self.
Lindsey: Sounds like my sex life lately.

Soundtrack:

AFTER THE RODEO

Very erotic and one which men and women will love

Until it loses its way in the last couple of scenes which proved very seedy compared with everything that had gone before, this was an extremely erotic two hours which is definitely one to watch with your partner.

While making sure the eye-candy is great for the guys - and in Jennifer Burton and Monique Parent we have two of the best, with not a speck of silicone in sight thank goodness - the director makes sure he chose a couple of stars who could actually act too, so the character development was pretty good for a film devoting to offering as many sexy scenes as it could.

The whole film is seen from the female point of view, with the two married couples being seen to agonise about whether they should push the boundaries on their marriages - there is no way these people would jump into bed with just anyone.

So this gave Play Time the realism that both men and women can identify with, as well as being predominantly a story of loving and straightforward sex between two sets of happily married, if stuck in a sexual rut, couples.

The sex scenes are enormously erotic, probably because they are never graphic - a level of eroticism usually only seen in continental soft porn like one of my all-time favourites Emmanuelle.

Highly recommended.