During the Prohibition era, Steve Desmond runs the biggest bootleg liquor distribution operation of Chicago's east side, while dealing with rival Fats Percelli and Temperance Union ...
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Title: The Fabulous Bastard from Chicago (1969)
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| John Alderman | ... | Steve Desmond | |
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Maria Lease | ... | Nancy |
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James E. Myers | ... | Carl 'Fats' Percelli (as James Myers) |
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Vicki Carbe | ... | Maria |
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Daryl Colinot | ||
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Whitey Wozniak | ... | Mr. Thad |
| Gary Kent | ... | Wes (as Phil Brady) | |
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Phil Marks | ... | Wally |
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Duke Wilmoth | ... | Tom |
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Bambi Allen | ... | Spinster O'Mally |
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Cluny Dodge | ... | Pearl |
| R. Michael Stringer | ... | Skinner (as Mike Stringer) | |
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Alfred Mizrachi | ... | Freddy the Waiter |
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Dan Sonney | ... | Joe the Bartender (as Sonny Dadd) |
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Charlie Nicholson | ... | Card Player |
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During the Prohibition era, Steve Desmond runs the biggest bootleg liquor distribution operation of Chicago's east side, while dealing with rival Fats Percelli and Temperance Union reformers raiding speakeasies, plus plenty of sex and violence. Written by JasonIK75
John Alderman stars as Steve Desmond, the gad about town who has a series of mobsters on his back.
As with any production that has Dave Friedman involved there is a huge amount of T and A and even Gherkin sex!(now I havent seen that one before)
A heady mix of roughie explotation and a nudie, all in the mix with a Bonnie and Clyde inspired duo (Steve and Nancy) that forge a bond in filth and shared resentment for "Fats" the guy that has paid to have Steve and Nancy killed.
Highly enjoyable, from an age when smut was good and healthy