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I, Marquis De Sade (1967)

It spins the tale of a writer, obsessed with the Marquis De Sade, who begins to live out De Sade's violent sexual fantasies. Featuring the spectacular Babette Bardot (Russ Meyer's MONDO TOPLESS) and a host of assorted lovelies!
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It spins the tale of a writer, obsessed with the Marquis De Sade, who begins to live out De Sade's violent sexual fantasies. Featuring the spectacular Babette Bardot (Russ Meyer's MONDO TOPLESS) and a host of assorted lovelies!

Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, Horror
Directed By:Richard Hilliard
Written By:
In Theaters:11/22/1967
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Eve Productions

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