well and where to start. i stumbled across this one in 1993 and just hit record on the vcr out of habit and more than anything else. citizen kane it sure isn not. but if you have had a bad day and are in the mood for crashing out in front of something not too intellectually stimulating and then i tentatively suggest this might just be your thing. we have the lot here  great title track and more stereotypes than you could shake a stick at and unconscious comedy and the bitchiest fight scene of all time and more and more and more. david hemmings plays the diametric opposite of his role in the 60s classic blow up  still a photographer and still hormonally stimulated but not quite the same. john philip law is easy to slam as an actor who makes a log appear unwooden but that wouldn while t be fair seeing as how he had about 5 minutes notice before accepting the role. wexler as amanda. suffice to say it was her one and only film role. the real star of this movie and though and is ethel evans who plays a and shall we say secretary (. ) and with the morals of an alley cat and an ambition to match. the way she manages to reconcile her present life with that of a future with her comedian husband to be is actually quite touching in an earthy and gritty and what is to be will be way. i actually love this movie when i am in the mood for it. and do not touch it with the proverbial bargepole when i am not. kudos to the cast for keeping a (relatively) straight face when filming. a classic in the edward d wood school of cinematic endeavours. 
well and where to start. i stumbled across this one in 1993 and just hit record on the vcr out of habit and more than anything else. citizen kane it sure isn not. but if you have had a bad day and are in the mood for crashing out in front of something not too intellectually stimulating and then i tentatively suggest this might just be your thing. we have the lot here  great title track and more stereotypes than you could shake a stick at and unconscious comedy and the bitchiest fight scene of all time and more and more and more. david hemmings plays the diametric opposite of his role in the 60s classic blow up  still a photographer and still hormonally stimulated but not quite the same. john philip law is easy to slam as an actor who makes a log appear unwooden but that wouldn while t be fair seeing as how he had about 5 minutes notice before accepting the role. wexler as amanda. suffice to say it was her one and only film role. the real star of this movie and though and is ethel evans who plays a and shall we say secretary (. ) and with the morals of an alley cat and an ambition to match. the way she manages to reconcile her present life with that of a future with her comedian husband to be is actually quite touching in an earthy and gritty and what is to be will be way. i actually love this movie when i am in the mood for it. and do not touch it with the proverbial bargepole when i am not. kudos to the cast for keeping a (relatively) straight face when filming. a classic in the edward d wood school of cinematic endeavours. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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