Based on true events: Noah Melville (Malcolm McDowell), a popular college professor and confirmed sensualist, provides scholarships for gorgeous college girls through an escort service, ...
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| Malcolm McDowell | ... | Professor Noah Melville | |
| Ashley Wren Collins | ... | Marina Carlson | |
| Timothy Bottoms | ... | Cameron Morris | |
| Whitney Able | ... | Rachel Fry | |
| Lilly McDowell | ... | Evelyn Scott | |
| Taryn Southern | ... | Dyonesia Cosa | |
| Angus Macfadyen | ... | Detective Patrick Kelly | |
| Robert Harvey | ... | Mayor (as Robert H. Harvey) | |
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Eric Chaikin | ... | Desk Captain |
| Elizabeth Rodriguez | ... | Sgt. Rebecca Ferraro | |
| Jeff D'Agostino | ... | Tom | |
| Shahar Sorek | ... | Peter | |
| Emily Roche | ... | Em (as Emily Pardee) | |
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Nichole Joor | ... | Student |
| Dee Wallace | ... | Dean Jean Clark | |
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Based on true events: Noah Melville (Malcolm McDowell), a popular college professor and confirmed sensualist, provides scholarships for gorgeous college girls through an escort service, whose satisfied clients include the chairman of the school board (Timothy Bottoms), the chief of police, and even the Mayor of their idyllic college town. Written by Anonymous
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I liked Malcolm Mc Dowell, but even he could not save this movie from itself.
The plot almost could have worked, it could have been an interesting story, however, it FAILED.
The acting, if that what it was by all but McDowell was atrocious, Elizabeth Rodriguez and Angus Macfadyen were absolutely terrible - The script however played no small part in their downfall.
Do yourself a favour, remember Malcolm in better times, like IF and No.1 Gangster, not in this trash.
I was almost interested when it began, it looked a little different to begin with, but as the movie progresses, it becomes more and more ridiculous......did it go straight to DVD?