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Saucy! - Secrets of the British Sex Comedy

Saucy! - Secrets of the British Sex Comedy

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Documentary

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Director Simon Sheridan's exhaustive examination of British sexploitation movies, made during the 1960s and 1970s, when homegrown cinema was struggling to survive. The films' stars and makers share their memories of an extraordinary era.

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Budget

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Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

115 mins

Rating

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Release Date

28 July 2024

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Cast

Robin Askwith

Robin Askwith

Self

Mary Whitehouse

Mary Whitehouse

Self (Archive)

Pete Walker

Pete Walker

Self

Nicola Austin

Nicola Austin

Self

Allan Warren

Allan Warren

Self

Kenneth F. Rowles

Kenneth F. Rowles

Self

Michael Armstrong

Michael Armstrong

Self

Judy Matheson

Judy Matheson

Self

Alexandra Dane

Alexandra Dane

Self

Angela Grant

Angela Grant

Self

Steve Perry

Steve Perry

Self

Gay Soper

Gay Soper

Self

Oliver Tobias

Oliver Tobias

Self

Françoise Pascal

Françoise Pascal

Self

Sue Longhurst

Sue Longhurst

Self

Linzi Drew

Linzi Drew

Self

Gregory Dark

Gregory Dark

Self

Samantha Boffin

Samantha Boffin

Narrator

Prudence Drage

Prudence Drage

Self

Diane Keen

Diane Keen

Self

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