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UNITED STATES · 1969

Passion Fever

Doris Wishman
New Hollywood sexploitation dubbing creative reinterpretation lost dialogue international cinema
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This and The Hot Month of August, both made in Greece, were acquired by DORIS WISHMAN for release in the United States. However, she somehow or other lost the dialogue sheets needed for dubbing the films into English. With the original dialogue a mystery, and not understanding Greek in the first place, the Grand Dame of Sexploitation simply re-invented the entire plot blissfully dubbing it away wi

Year1969
CountryUnited States
DirectorDoris Wishman
MovementNew Hollywood
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Directed, written and produced by Doris Wishman. Cinematography: Kent Rayhill. Featuring: Mickey Garcia, Elizabeth Ash, Everette, Jerry Hart, Dr. Faust, Edward L. Sharp, Christina K. Caramba, Chris Mullarky, Tom Smith, Syd Garon, Jeff Williams, Phillip K. Stryker, Jensen Press, Cindy Burrows, Bill Matten, Skippy. Also known as Desperate Desires . Color. Juri Productions.
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Directed by Doris Wishman (as Louis Silverman). Written by Judy J. Kushner & Doris Wishman). Produced by DW (as Louis Silverman). Cinematography: started by Juan Fernandez and finished by an uncredited C. Davis Smith. Featuring: Chesty Morgan, Harry Reems, Gaylord St. James, Phillip Stahl, Saul Meth, Mitchell Fredericks, Denise Purceli, John McMohon, Kurt Brandt, Louis Burdi, Donny Lee Nat Perogine. Color. Juri Productions/ JER Pictures Inc.
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Directed by Doris Wishman (as Kenyon Wintel). Written by Bruce Leatoni (possibly a Wishman pseudonym). Cinematography: not sure of screen credit alias (C. Davis Smith). Featuring: Bree Anthony, Tony Rich, Annie Sprinkle, Bobby Astyr, Chris Jackson, Terri Hall, Neil Rhodes, C.J. Laing. Color.
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