French Pussycat
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DVD Cover Information Actor: Marlène Appelt, Michael Cromer, Nino Korda, Olga Bringmann, Sybil Danning Director: Hans Billian Brand: MUSIC VIDEO DISTRIBUTORS Cinematographer: Stanislav Szomolányi Writer: Hans Billian Editor: Cornelie Strecker Editor: Helmut Trunz Editor: L. Staidl Producer: Elio Romano Producer: Klaus Hoffmann DVD: Region Code 1 Audio: English (Unknown); English (Subtitled); German (Original Language) Format: Color, DVD, NTSC, Subtitled Picture Format: 1.33:1 Running Time: 94 minutes DVD Release Date: 2006-07-18 Audience Rating: R (Restricted) Model: 66775D Studio: Telavista Product features:
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Movie Reviews of French Pussycat
Movie Review: What a romp
Summary: 5 Stars
Sybil Danning, one of the best looking women ever born, stars in this European sex comedy.
Basically the plot evolves around a girl who takes a bet that she can get a philandering sex-advice columnist to propose marriage to her. She takes a job as his maid/housekeeper and proceeds to flirt with him as the most outrageous tease of all time. While all the other women, and there are a few, are throwing themselves at him in a quest to be his current crumpet, Sybil lets him get as far a groping privaleges, but no further, tormenting him endlessly. On those rare occassions when she is wearing clothing, she (Sybil) still manages to be half-naked. Her poor victim remains dazed and confused through most of the movie.
It is basically an excuse for young women to run around with little or no clothing, but it does have a plot, and, although it is no cinematic masterpiece, it is well enough done to be genuinely funny and engaging. Even the bad dubbing doesn't hurt too much.