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Smokey and the Judge (1980)
Character: Motel Manager
Three bad girls go good in this Southern-fried treat from 1980. When Margo (Gwen Owens), Carol (Cathy Carson) and Maria (Juanita Curiel) get released from prison, they set their sights on R&B stardom, starting with a gig at a roadhouse bar in a rough-and-tumble desert town. As long as they can stay clear of a sleazy sheriff (Gene Price), a dirty-minded judge and a troublemaking parole officer, the buxom trio may just make it after all.
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Silky (1981)
Character: Bellboy
The beautiful bombshell Merle Michaels takes us on a journey of her and some of her erotic friends' sexual exploits. Ms. Leonard's adventure details a day with her hairdresser and Robin Byrd plays a newly-wed who goes on a business trip with her husband.
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Beyond the Blue (1978)
Character: Lt. Governor Mike Gutter
Beyond the Blue is inspired by the real life story of singer and beauty queen Anita Bryant's campaign against a pro-homosexual ordinance in the state of Florida in 1977. Actress Gloria Todd's character "Bonita Ryan" is a parody of Bryant.
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The Love-In Arrangement (1981)
Character: Lenny Morgan
This is the erotic story of a couple's torrid relationships and the resulting breakup of their live-in arrangement. Dolly Lee and Lenny Morgan converge in a courtroom where Dolly fights to obtain "wifely" recognition. Their relationship is exposed in a series of vivid flashbacks. We see Lenny, a famous comic, living a star-studded life in a world of clubs, parties, and wild women, and Dolly, for her part, enjoys the attention of Lenny's manager. In court, it comes to this: How well does Dolly perform her wifely duties? Can she fulfill the needs of her seemingly insatiable husband? And if so, what does this entitle her to?
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Sunny (1979)
Character: Marc Carter / Son
Sunny, a high class prostitute, has been hired to manipulate a young society man to marry her as part of an inheritance scheme.
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Her Name Was Lisa (1980)
Character: Paul
Beautiful, innocent Lisa has been found dead of a heroin overdose. At her funeral, the people in her life gather to memorialize her, reflecting on how their own deeds sent her down a path of self-destruction and death.
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Justine: A Matter of Innocence (1980)
Character: Don
Teenage Justine has just learned that her father has died. Leaving her exclusive French boarding school and returning to the U.S., Justine goes to live with her estranged but extremely wealthy uncle Steven on his vast New England estate. Upon her arrival, the beautiful though naive Justine soon finds that she is an object of lust to all those she meets, man and woman alike. As she slowly unravels her own sensual desires and transforms from innocent virgin to voluptuous vixen, she begins to feel an unexpected type of emotional stirring: a desire for romance, which might just happen in the unlikeliest of circumstances.
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Woman in Love: A Story of Madame Bovary (1978)
Character: Party Guy - Blue Shirt
Cristine is another sexually frustrated woman with a pre-occupied husband working too hard for their mutual benefit. She becomes employed by a liberated woman and is introduced to a swinging lifestyle. The exposure to sexual opportunities and caring relationships helps her realize that happiness lies with her husband.
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The Pink Ladies (1979)
Character: Niece's Guy
A group of racquetball-playing married women indulge in sexual fantasies; so do their frustrated husbands.
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