A comedy comprised of short sexually suggestive skits.A comedy comprised of short sexually suggestive skits.A comedy comprised of short sexually suggestive skits.
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Vic Dunlop
- Self
- (as Victor Dunlop)
Angelyne
- Little Red Riding Hood
- (as Angeline Alyn)
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- TriviaThe original release did not include any of Robin Williams' scenes. It was re-released just before Popeye (1980) premiered, with his scenes included, and advertised as "Robin Williams' Movie Debut."
- Alternate versionsAll scenes featuring Robin Williams were added to the film sometime after its theatrical premiere, to capitalize on his success in the TV series "Mork & Mindy"). According to British critic Barry Norman however it was Williams' growing fame that caused him to seek to have his scenes in this movie removed.
- ConnectionsEdited into Slaves of Sin (1999)
- SoundtracksCan I Do It ... 'Till I Need Glasses?
Sung by Whizbang
Written and Produced by Bob Verne and Harvey Rubens
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Those skit-style comedy movies have been my personal favorites, and this is one of them, combining a variety show such as HEE HAW with MAD Magazine. I could not recognize Robin Williams throughout the entire program, and where did he come from? Well, you will certainly enjoy this one IF you are addicted to X-rated movies. If not, then you're not ready for this. The jokes are pretty outrageous if you can take them seriously. Watch the scene where a pervert rides on a bus and you'll get the idea! My biggest complaint is that it's way too racy and raunchy for my liking, which makes THE GROOVE TUBE (funnier!) and THE SEX O' CLOCK NEWS (not very funny!) mild in comparison. Be cautious when checking this title out!
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By what name was Can I Do It 'Till I Need Glasses? (1977) officially released in Canada in English?
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