stangya sorensa Gabrielle Drake! NAKED!!!!!!! What more do you want????

morrison-dylan-fan Talking to a family friend about the recent airing of the Comedy film Man About The House,I was surprised to find out that he had not seen a well-known Sex Comedy featuring leading Man About The House actor Richard O'Sullivan,which led to me deciding that it would be the perfect time to meet a pair of Au pair's.The plot:Arriving to the UK from a number of different European countries,4 women called Randi Lindstrom, Anita Sector, Nan Lee and Christa Geisler join an Au Pair agency.Shortly after joining the agency,each of them are sent out to assist families,with Randi Lindstrom getting greeted by a businessmen called Stephen,whilst Anita Sector is taken to a Rock concert,so that she can lose her innocence.View on the film:Despite being dismissive of the movie after it failed to be seen as 'high art' co-writer/ (along with David Adnopoz and David Grant) director Val Guest takes a rather daring approach to the flesh on display in the title,with Guest showing each of the beautiful women fully naked,instead of the 'cheeky peak' that was the traditional route taken for British Sex Comedies at the time.Whilst sadly being limited to a supportive role, Richard O'Sullivan gives a delightfully awkward performance as Stephen,whilst Me Me Lai gives the film an unexpected shot of melancholy as Nan Lee and Astrid Frank reveals a real sense of sorrow as Anita Sector.For the screenplay,the writer's initially give the movie a light & fluffy appearance,but disappointingly soon take the title into an extremely sour direction,due to the 'playful' frolics that the Au pair's find themselves involved in having a deeply uncomfortable predatory undertone,with the ending to Anita Sector's storyline,taking all the fun out of,what should have been a wonderful (Au) pair.

Dave from Ottawa Pretty foreign girls take au pair jobs in England and get seduced into naughty situations by a variety of local louts. The look is cheap and the whole proceedings are played for sensationalism and cheap laughs, rather like a D-list Carry On film, which incidentally was how this piece was advertised when it first played on cable TV in the 80s. The characters have little depth, and there is nothing in the way of a story, just random episodes leading to shedding of clothes. For its genre it wasn't terrible, and the girls are pretty attractive (especially the obviously British Gabrielle Drake playing a Scandinavian, and the amusingly named Asian actress Me Me Lay), but keep expectations low.

lazarillo I saw this movie mainly because I wanted to see cult cannibal cutie Me Me Lai in one of her few non-cannibal roles. The movie is actually different vignettes about four different girls who come to England from various countries. The only thing they have in common is that they're all working as au pairs (and they're all incredibly stupid). The Swedish girl drives her employers crazy by walking around naked before she joins a harem (for the color TV). The Danish girl never even makes it to her employer's house but instead shacks with their chauffeur. These two episodes are high British silliness that would make Benny Hill blush, but the other two episodes are surprisingly downbeat. The German girl goes out with the family daughter and loses her virginity to a REALLY bad rock star (imagine a Brit Jim Morrison minus the looks, the charisma,and any shred of talent). Me Me meanwhile plays a Chinese girl (bet you didn't see that coming) who unaccountably falls in love with and beds her employer's lonely misfit son. (I am pleased to report, however, that at no time does she eat or get eaten by anybody). This movie isn't that bad, but it's not really that funny either. The main purpose seems to be to get the four leads (and a couple other girls) naked as often as possible. Not that I'm complaining though.