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Director:
Colin Eggleston
Writer:
Ross Dimsey (screenplay)
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Release Date:
26 December 1977 (Australia) See more »
Genre:
Comedy See more »
Plot:
An intern and a professional writer at a newspaper agency read over 10 different erotic letters detailing the erotic escapes of various women for their sexual advice column. Full summary » | Add synopsis »
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Cast

  (in credits order)
Rick Cassidy ... Mr. Bates (segment "Workout")

Con Covert ... Mr. Clark (segment "The Good Old Gang at the Office")
Uschi Digard ... Leslie (segment "Straw Dolls")
Dee Dee Levitt ... Bianca (segment "Straw Dolls")
Angela Menzies-Wills ... Libby
Candy Samples ... Frances (segment "Family Reunion") (as Mary Gavin)
Clive Hearne ... Harry
William Margold ... Mr. Davis (segment "The Good Old Gang at the Office") / Tony (segment "The Kiss of Life") (as Lem Lary) (as Bill Margold)
Serena ... Imogene (segment "True Confession")
Cheryl Smith ... Carol (segment "Double Feature") (as Rainbeaux Smith)
Jesse Adams ... Sterling (segment "Overdrive")
John Arnold
Michael Barton ... Miss Peabody (segment "Workout)
Rosemarie Bem ... Cindy (segment "Silence Please")
Urias S. Cambridge ... Bob (segment "Double Feature")
Elaine Collins ... Miss Ford (segment "The Good Old Gang at the Office")
Brenda Fogarty ... Miss Christie (segment "The Good Old Gang at the Office") (as Brenda Fogerty)
Antony I. Ginnane ... Monk (segment "True Confession")
Mary Johnson ... Terri (segment "The Kiss of Life")
Herb Layne ... Bill (segment "Going Up?")
Nancy Mann ... Virginia (segment "Family Reunion")

Titus Moede ... Guest 2 (segment "The Good Old Gang at the Office") / Waiter (segment "The Kiss of Life") (as Titus Moody)
Helen O'Connell ... Miss Carter (segment "The Good Old Gang at the Office")
Bryant Rigby ... Tony (segment "The Good Old Gang at the Office")
Christine De Shaffer ... Reader 1 (segment "Silence Please") / Carol (segment "Overdrive") (as Christine De Schaffer)
Amanda Smith ... Sally (segment "Going Up?")
Suzy A. Star ... Penny (segment "Going Up?")
Tom Thumb ... Harold (segment "Silence Please")
Suzanne Walsh ... Samantha (segment "The Kiss of Life")
Al Ward ... Uncle Fred (segment "Family Reunion")
Rhonda Willcox ... Onlooker 1 (segment "Going Up?")
Linda York ... Jo (segment "The Kiss of Life") (as Melinda York)
Pat Manning ... Reader 2 (segment "Silence Please") / Guest 1 (segment "The Good Old Gang at the Office") (as Pat Benco)
Dee Cooper ... Jake (segment "Straw Dolls")
Eve Darling ... Onlooker 2 (segment "Going Up?")
Candy Fox ... Yellow Rose (segment "The Good Old Gang at the Office")
P.J. Jackson ... Lollipop (segment "The Good Old Gang at the Office")
Michael Karnitz ... Joe (segment "True Confession")
Ken Kruger
Candice Leighton
Peter Kurzon ... Ted (segment "Double Feature")
Johnny Legend ... Reader 3 (segment "Silence Please") (as Martin Margulies)
Sam Menning ... Onlooker 3 (segment "Going Up?") (as Sam A. Menning)
Andrea Murphy
Lois Owens ... Alice (segment "Double Feature")
John Seeman ... (credit only) (as John Semen)
Mike Ranger ... Rapist (segment "Double Feature") (as Mike Stapp)
Peter Thorioult
Ray Wells ... (credit only)
Winston ... El Che (segment "The Good Old Gang at the Office")
Liz Wolfe ... Rita (segment "Silence Please") (as Liz Woolfe)
Vicki
John Holmes ... Stud (segment "The Kiss of Life") (as John C. Holmes)
Kodax ... Fluffy (segment "Family Reunion")
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Directed by
Colin Eggleston  (as Eric Ram)
 
Writing credits
Ross Dimsey (screenplay) (as Robert Derriere)

Produced by
Antony I. Ginnane .... producer
Leon Gorr .... associate producer
Mark Josem .... executive producer
Robert Ward .... executive producer
 
Original Music by
Jon Mol 
 
Cinematography by
Vincent Monton (director of photography) (as William Lyndigan)
 
Film Editing by
Tony Paterson 
 
Makeup Department
Nan Dunne .... makeup artist: Australia
Debbie Maxwell .... makeup artist: Los Angeles
 
Production Management
Tom Jacobson .... production manager: Los Angeles
Andrew London .... post-production supervisor: Los Angeles
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Tom Jacobson .... first assistant director: Los Angeles
 
Art Department
Anthony Brockliss .... art director: Los Angeles
Cheri Paul .... standby props: Los Angeles
 
Sound Department
Don Boardman .... sound: Australia
John Phillips .... additional sound effects
Neil Rozensky .... sound: Los Angeles
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Ron Batzdorff .... best boy: Los Angeles (as Ron Batzdorf)
Ron Batzdorff .... still photographer: Los Angeles (as Ron Batzdorf)
John Brennan .... gaffer: Australia
Luis Brown .... assistant camera: Australia
Stewart Dell .... assistant camera: Los Angeles (as Stuart Dell)
Terry Jacklin .... grip: Australia
Earl Mante .... still photographer: Australia
John Murphy .... grip: Los Angeles
Frank Silveirra .... gaffer: Los Angeles (as Frank Silveira)
 
Casting Department
William Margold .... casting consultant (uncredited)
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Anne S. Coffey .... costumes: Los Angeles (as Anne Coffey)
 
Editorial Department
David Block .... colorist (uncredited)
 
Other crew
David DeGeus .... production assistant: Los Angeles (as Dave DeGeus)
Judy Friend .... production assistant: Los Angeles
Sindy Hawke .... production assistant: Los Angeles
Julie Hines .... script girl: Los Angeles
Chris Knapp .... production secretary: Los Angeles (as Christine Knapp)
Cookie Knapp .... production assistant: Los Angeles
Hunt Lowry .... production assistant: Los Angeles
Marlane Pearce .... production secretary: Australia
Robin Preston .... caterer: Los Angeles
 

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Additional Details

Also Known As:
"Fantasm 2" - Europe (English title) (short title)
"Fantasm II" - International (English title) (informal title)
"Fantasm en gång till" - Sweden
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Runtime:
94 min
Country:
Australia
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Aspect Ratio:
1.66 : 1 See more »
Sound Mix:
Mono
Certification:
USA:X | New Zealand:R18 | Australia:R
Filming Locations:
Los Angeles, California, USASee more »
Company:
Australian International Film Corp. (AIFC)See more »

Did You Know?

Trivia:
The magazine that Tony reads by the pool is the June 1976 issue of "Playboy".See more »
Movie Connections:
Featured in 'Fantasm' Penetrated (2004) (V)See more »

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9 out of 14 people found the following review useful.
Not Much to Recommend Here, 20 December 2006
Author: lazarillo from Denver, Colorado and Santiago, Chile

If you ever wanted to see a bunch of talent-free 70's porno actors and actresses in non-porno (OK, make that softcore porno) roles, well here's your chance. If you ever wanted to see a movie with more male frontal nudity than female, it's your lucky day. And if you haven't stopped reading yet,it's an Australian movie to boot (despite the plethora of American porn "actors"). This is actually the Australian portmanteau sequel to an equally stupid Australian portmanteau movie "Fantasm". The only real difference is that the wrap-around story this time involves two sex advice columnists pouring over various letters (the male Australian actor looks just like, but isn't, John Vernon, and the female Australian actress never takes off her clothes even though she is far more attractive than most of the American porno types that do). The rest of the movie, like "Fantasm", is a bunch of vignettes that are not funny, not entertaining, and fall uncomfortably between softcore and hardcore porn (with lots of flaccid male frontal nudity).

There isn't a lot to recommend in this movie I'm afraid. If you actually have a fondness for 70's porn and porn stars and want to see people like Bill Margold in non-porno action, you might enjoy it. The mammoth-mammaried Uschi Digardt does appear again for more sapphic frolicking, but she was in a lot better movies than this. Ditto with Cheryl "Rainbeaux" Smith who appears in a very politically incorrect vignette about a prudish girl who gets raped by a slob in a van at the drive-in and ends up enjoying it. Sad to say her brief appearance is the highlight of the movie and it alone makes this a slight improvement over "Fantasm". But if you're not a Smith or Digart fan, this isn't much more than a curio from the long-gone polyester decade.

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