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Pinocchio (1971)
A bawdy burlesque version of the famous fairy tale, Geppeta is a frustrated and nubile young virgin. She carves Pinocchio as a gorgeous young hunk. Geppeta's fairy godmother magically transforms the young stud into a living man, who is quickly brought to work in the local whorehouse as a prize stud and exhibitionist.
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A bawdy burlesque version of the famous fairy tale, Geppeta is a frustrated and nubile young virgin. She carves Pinocchio as a gorgeous young hunk. Geppeta's fairy godmother magically transforms the young stud into a living man, who is quickly brought to work in the local whorehouse as a prize stud and exhibitionist.
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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Corey Allen, Chris Warfield
In Theaters:1/1/1971
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Pinno Film Company, Lima Productions
Cast
Corey Allen
Director
Alex Roman
Pinocchio
Monica Gayle
Gepetta
Dyanne Thorne
Fairy Godmother
Karen Smith
Mabella
Debbie Osborne
Angelica
Vincene Wallace
Beatrice
Neola Graef
Carlotta
Gwen Van Dam
Madame Suburbia
Uschi Digard
Lilly (uncredited)
Sandy Dempsey
Sex Show Girl (uncredited)
Casey Larrain
Sex Show Girl (uncredited)
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