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The Blonde (1981)

X 73 min  -  Adult  -   24 October 1981 (Japan)
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Valerie Vincent was Hollywood's reigning blonde sex queen until her mysterious and tragic death... See full summary »

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Cast

Cast overview:
Annette Haven Annette Haven ...
Angela/Valerie Vincent
Brooke West Brooke West ...
Myra
Mai Lin Mai Lin ...
Maid
Dhaije Taan Dhaije Taan ...
Melissa
Bonnie Holiday Bonnie Holiday ...
Monica
Blair Harris Blair Harris ...
Guy with Monica
David Morris David Morris ...
Ricky
Holly Page Holly Page ...
Girl in Film
Harmony Harmony
Nikki Anderson Nikki Anderson ...
Lauren
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Valerie Vincent was Hollywood's reigning blonde sex queen until her mysterious and tragic death. Now, several years later, every aspiring actress is vying to play her in the steamy new motion picture based on Valerie's life. Along the way some strange facts are discovered about Valerie's disappearance and some rather shocking ones about her early film career. Annette Haven, the reigning queen of adult movie land, appears in the dual role of Valerie and an aspiring actress hoping to play her. Along with Annette, the Lewis Brothers of Detroit have brought together the exciting Brooke West, Bonnie Holiday and introducing oriental beauty Mai Lin. Hollywood has for years exploited and enjoyed its platinum queens, and now adult film land has its own. Annette Haven is The Blonde. Written by VCX  

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Sex | Peeping Tom | Hardcore | Wig | French Kiss  | See more »

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Adult

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Country:

USA

Language:

English

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Also Known As:

Vaalea naaras See more »

Filming Locations:

San Francisco, California, USA

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Artimi Film See more »
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Featured in Smut Palace Insanity (2006) See more »

Soundtracks

"My Favorite Things"
(uncredited)
Written by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II
Performed by John Coltrane See more »