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Leslie Marlowe | ... |
Lt. Albert Rose /
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Wendy Roberts | ... |
Ruth
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Dorian Wayne | ... |
Dominique Festro /
Dominita
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Crystal Hans |
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Diane O'Donnell |
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Jeff Gillen |
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Winnie Melton |
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Norman Chant |
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Virginia Jasper |
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Marilyn Denham |
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A soldier is forced to take estrogen and wear lingerie when he's blackmailed by a violent transvestite.
Painful low budget fare about that age-old exploitation subject of cross-dressing and transvestism. A soldier is brought before a blackmailer and then told he will stay one whole year as Dominita's servant. He changes from Albert Rose to Rose Albert with the help of estrogen pills, lingerie, a blonde wig, and other paraphernalia. He still looks like a husky guy dressed as a woman. What happens next? What kind of intrigue does neophyte director Bob Clark - you know that guy that directed movies like Porkys, Black Christmas, and A Christmas Story - have in store for us? Damn little. The plot is threadbare. The acting is even less pronounced as the actors stumble through lines with little conviction at all. How about the wraparound frame of the the medical doctor telling us about the serious nature of the problem of transvestism and cross-dressing? It was so ludicrous that that part made me chuckle slightly. Little else did.