The Opening of Misty Beethoven (1976)
Sexologist Dr. Seymour Love sets himself the challenge of transforming lowly streetwalker Misty Beethoven into the world's greatest lover.
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Sexologist Dr. Seymour Love sets himself the challenge of transforming lowly streetwalker Misty Beethoven into the world's greatest lover.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Comedy, Romance, Drama
Written By:Radley Metzger
In Theaters:3/19/1976
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:VCA Pictures
Cast
Radley Metzger
Director
Constance Money
Misty Beethoven
Jamie Gillis
Dr. Seymour Love
Jacqueline Beudant
Geraldine Rich
Terri Hall
Tanya
Ras Kean
Lawrence Layman
Gloria Leonard
Barbara
Casey Donovan
Jacque Beudant
Mary Stuart
Flight Attendant with Cigar
Jenny Baxter
First Flight Attendant
Tia von Davis
Pilot's Wife
Nancy Dare
Blonde Maid
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