Last Foxtrot in Burbank

I watched this on the Full Moon Features app, where Band kicks off the movie with a 10-minute explanation about how the film was "lost" (the first showing was so poorly received that he destroyed all of the prints) and until a negative print was "found" in the UCLA archives in 2010. This is the best part of the movie.

"Last Foxtrot in Burbank" is a satire of "Last Tango in Paris," with Machael Pataki mumbling his lines in the Brando roll, and Sherry Denton in the Maria Schneider roll. I have not yet seen (and am not really interested in seeing) "Last Tango" so I cannot comment on how closely "Last Foxtrot" follows the original, but there is not much to recommend about "Last Foxtrot," except for Charles Band completists.

Interesting -- Band numbers all of his films, but after destroying the original prints, he disavowed this one from his filmography, until it was found in 2010. He subsequently calls this Film 0.

My name is Robert DeMars of Robert DeMars Productions (formerly 'The Mine'Recording Company, Hollywood Hills, California/Record Producer for Columbia-Epic/Zappa, Straight-Bizarre/Arista-Grateful Dead Records . In 1973 I attended the preview of 'Last Foxtrot in Burbank' in a Hollywood Theater. A satiric takeoff 'Last Tango in Paris' a friend (name forgotten) was involved in the production of the movie. Not much is remembered other than the hook Title (I'm originally from Burbank) and the Movies Theme Song 'Stickball' by comedian Murray Roman, a biting sex freedom anthem (but denigrating to women). The song, 'Stickball' by Roman was also released on record and I have it--have long enjoyed it. Robert DeMars Palm Beach,Florida