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Erotica (1961)
Six vignettes of female sexuality: 'Naked Innocence', 'Beauties, Bubbles and H2O', 'The Bear and the Bare', 'Nudists on the High Seas', 'The Nymphs' and 'The Bikini Busters'.
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Six vignettes of female sexuality: 'Naked Innocence', 'Beauties, Bubbles and H2O', 'The Bear and the Bare', 'Nudists on the High Seas', 'The Nymphs' and 'The Bikini Busters'.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Russ Meyer, Jack Moran
In Theaters:7/14/1961
Box Office:
Runtime:68 minutes
Studio:Pad-Ram Enterprises
Cast
Russ Meyer
Director
Sherry Knight
Herself
Werner Kirsch
Himself
Charles G. Schelling
Strongfort
Peter A. DeCenzie
Cave Man
Russ Meyer
Cameraman
Lana Young
Sailing Beauty
Denise Daniels
Cave Girl
Baby Bubbles
Brunette on Yacht (as Elaine Jones)
Althea Currier
Bathing Beauty
Neva Shaw
Sailing Beauty
Maya Corner
Sailing Beauty
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