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Dr. Bizarro (1983)
Phil Prince speaks directly to you, the viewer. Clad in a barber's coat and frayed bell bottom jeans, he plays a psychiatrist who dispenses sexual healing to those who need his help. Phil presents four case studies of sexual obsessions. George Payne plays a silver haired man with familial problems, which he solves by giving elfin submissives Ambrosia Fox and Velvet Summers sassy spankings. The female dominance angle is harnessed by Cheri Champagne, who gives the long suffering Alan "Spike" Adrian a wicked session.
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Phil Prince speaks directly to you, the viewer. Clad in a barber's coat and frayed bell bottom jeans, he plays a psychiatrist who dispenses sexual healing to those who need his help. Phil presents four case studies of sexual obsessions. George Payne plays a silver haired man with familial problems, which he solves by giving elfin submissives Ambrosia Fox and Velvet Summers sassy spankings. The female dominance angle is harnessed by Cheri Champagne, who gives the long suffering Alan "Spike" Adrian a wicked session.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Phil Prince, Prick Cavett
In Theaters:1/21/1983
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:Avon Productions (XXX)
Cast
Phil Prince
Director
Velvet Summers
Daughter
Troy Scalpini
Dominant Neighbor
Cheri Champagne
Marsha O'Neil
Ambrosia Fox
Daughter's Friend / Doctor's Last Case (as Andre Nelson)
Alan Adrian
Garfield O'Neil
Big Randy Rod
Peeping Tom - Rapist
George Payne
Clarence
Ken Yontz
Guido Gambino
Phil Prince
Dr. Laurence A. Sullivan, Psychiatrist (Dr. Bizarro)
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