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Paramount, 1966. Directed by
George Sidney. Camera: Joseph Biroc. With Ann-Margret,
Tony Franciosa, Robert Coote, Yvonne Romain, Horace McMahon, Nydia Westman,
Craig Hill, Milton Frome, Mary LaRoche, Clete Roberts, Myrna Ross, Corinne
Cole, Bert Freed, Romo Vincent. |
Highly insulted when Girl-Lure
Magazine rejects her short stories as being too naive and
sugary, Kelly Olsson buys some lurid paperback books, steals lines
and situations from them, and writes The Swinger, the saga of
a depraved young lady, which Kelly claims is semi-autobiographical.
Girl-Lure 's lecherous publisher,
Sir Hubert Charles, and smooth editor, Ric Colby, doubt the
authenticity of the tale and decide to pay Kelly a surprise visit.
Tipped off, she wins the help of some male dancers who live in her
building and stages an orgy. When Sergeant Hooker of the vice
squad (another of Kelly's fellow tenants) raids the apartment, the
delighted Sir Hubert agrees to publish the book, but Ric takes Kelly
to his Aunt Cora in Malibu for help in reforming the wayward young
woman.
Ric eventually learns of the deception
and takes his revenge by forcing Kelly to recreate her streetwalker
past for a photo layout in Girl-Lure. His plan
backfires, however, when Sergeant Hooker arrests him for forcible
abduction. After Ric explains the mix-up and obtains his
release, he drives off and crashes into Kelly, who was racing to his
rescue on her motorcycle. The vehicles are destroyed, but
Kelly and Ric end up together.
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