Flesh Fever
Money can't buy you everything, but it sure goes a long way for all the fun that one of the richest men in France is having. Wine, women, and more women make up his modern day harem. He traipses around Paris, tasting the joys of scintillating new flesh. That is, after his trusty butler breaks them in with a suitcase filled with tools. An endless parade of flesh sets this Casanova on a mad search through the bedrooms of Paris for a cure for Flesh Fever!
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Money can't buy you everything, but it sure goes a long way for all the fun that one of the richest men in France is having. Wine, women, and more women make up his modern day harem. He traipses around Paris, tasting the joys of scintillating new flesh. That is, after his trusty butler breaks them in with a suitcase filled with tools. An endless parade of flesh sets this Casanova on a mad search through the bedrooms of Paris for a cure for Flesh Fever!
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Claude Bernard-Aubert
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:F.F.C.M., Shangrila Productions, Alpha France
Cast
Claude Bernard-Aubert
Director
Erika Cool
Charlotte
Alexandra Sand
Ty Lan
Claude Janna
Inge
Dominique Aveline
Jean-Philippe
Richard Lemieuvre
Georges
Marie-Dominique Cabannes
Yacinthe
Miriam Benzerti
Virginie
Liliane Allan
Chantal Virapin
A conquest
Julie Lambert
Birgit, the girl in the cape
Charlie Schreiner
The supplier
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