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Behind the Nudist Curtain poster

Behind the Nudist Curtain (1964)

Private eye Sam Dennison is relaxing at a nudist camp when he receives an assignment to find international spy Mr. X, who receives information from night club entertainers around the world. Sam travels to Vegas, Hong Kong, Thailand, Paris, Haiti, Mexico, Hawaii, Berlin and Tokyo, watching lovely women perform, and stopping back at the nudist camp (which he is attempting to buy from its beautiful owner, Martha).
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Private eye Sam Dennison is relaxing at a nudist camp when he receives an assignment to find international spy Mr. X, who receives information from night club entertainers around the world. Sam travels to Vegas, Hong Kong, Thailand, Paris, Haiti, Mexico, Hawaii, Berlin and Tokyo, watching lovely women perform, and stopping back at the nudist camp (which he is attempting to buy from its beautiful owner, Martha).

Rating:NR
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Directed By:Doris Wishman
Written By:Martin Samuels, Doris Wishman
In Theaters:11/8/1964
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Juri Productions

Cast

Director

Doris Wishman

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Maria Stinger

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Christy Foushee

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Sandra Sinclair

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Harry W. Stinger

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Lee Abell

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William Mayer

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Bret Morrison

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