Tower of Love (film)
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| Tower of Love | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | George Drazich |
| Written by | Harriet Foster |
| Starring | Jean Pascal |
| Cinematography | Robert Maxwell |
| Edited by | Gray Vonn |
| Music by | Johnny Legend Steve Margulies Louise Arditti |
| Distributed by | |
Release date |
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Running time | 75 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Tower of Love is a 1974 XXX[1] comedy film directed by George Drazich and written by Harriet Foster.[2] The film was originally distributed by Harry Novak through his VIP label, and was subsequently revived by Something Weird Video.
Synopsis[edit]
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American models accept a job overseas, attending the Crotavian bicentennial celebration; their employers insist that they wear chastity belts at all times.
Cast[edit]
- Jean Pascal
- Antoinette Maynard (a.k.a. Lilly Foster)
- Carol Hawkins
- Tammy Smith
- Kitty Lombard
- Tommy Walker
- Joseph Peters
- Gene Rowland
- Alan Land
- Mary Valentine
- March Embers
- Bob Boneto
- Floyd Martin
- Bert Davis
- Bob Silvani
- Keith Erickson
- Kristy Fletcher
- George 'Buck' Flower
- Penny King
- Paul Scharf
- Kay White
References[edit]
- ^ "30 May 1974, Page 20 - The Philadelphia Inquirer at Newspapers.com". Newspapers.com. Retrieved 2019-04-07.
- ^ IMDb entry
External links[edit]
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