That Tender Touch focuses on the twisted break up of lesbian lovers Marsha and Terri who share a contented life together before dissatisfaction invades their Southern California wood-paneled apartment.
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Sue Bernard | ... | Terry Manning |
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Bee Tompkins | ... | Marsha Prentis |
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Rick Cooper | ... | Ken Manning |
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Phae Dera | ... | Wendy Barrett |
| Dolly Read | ... | Dodie (as Margaret Read) | |
| Victoria Hale | ... | Jane | |
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Richard St. John | ... | Paul Barrett |
| Tanya Lemani | ... | Irene Barrett | |
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Roger Heldfond | ... | Jim |
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Joe Castagna | ... | Joe |
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That Tender Touch focuses on the twisted break up of lesbian lovers Marsha and Terri who share a contented life together before dissatisfaction invades their Southern California wood-paneled apartment.
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lesbian | lesbian kiss | lesbian relationship | lesbian breakup | lesbian couple |Genres:
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(Theme Song)
Sung by Marlys Watters
Music and Lyrics by David Saxon and Hans Haller
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That Tender Touch(Theme Song)
Sung by Marlys Watters
Music and Lyrics by David Saxon and Hans Haller
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Bathos rules the day in this apparently sincere combination of mild sexploitation and message picture. The narrative is so insubstantial that I am loathe to reveal its few turns here--rather, I urge you to marvel at it for yourself! You may find yourself surprised to be caught up in this story of a woman-girl-man love triangle despite the turgid soap opera histrionics. I have seen two different splicey, pink-faded prints of this film, leading me to make the following plea: Restore THAT TENDER TOUCH now! I hope it's not already too late.