Dr. Sex

1964
1h 3min

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaThree sex researchers discuss their strangest cases.Three sex researchers discuss their strangest cases.Three sex researchers discuss their strangest cases.

Regia
- Ted V. Mikels
Sceneggiatura
- Ted V. Mikels
- Wayne Rogers
Star

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Regia
- Ted V. Mikels
Sceneggiatura
- Ted V. Mikels
- Wayne Rogers
Star

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Interpreti principali15

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Victor Izay

Dr. Sex
(as Victor Sandor)

Julia Calda

Dr. Lovejoy

Max Joseph

Dr. Schmutz

Julie
(as Marcia Jordanus)

Paula Angelos

Giovanni Duvalier

Palva Itano

Cynthia

Nina Lucia

Chan Wingo

Ted V. Mikels

Peeping Tom
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Wayne Rogers

Raincoat Man
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Regia
- Ted V. Mikels
Sceneggiatura
- Ted V. Mikels
- Wayne Rogers
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Almost all over the Internet Marsha Jordan is listed as one of the maids at the end of the movie. Marsha Jordan is one of my favorites of the era so I've seen her in several movies. But I think that not one of the maids looks like Jordan.

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Wayne Rogers suggested that they use Italian names and titles for the credits, to give the project a more "exotic" feel.

Blooper
Marsha Jordan is credited with being Julie in the credits above. However, at around 57 minutes, when Dr. Sex introduces Julie, that actress doesn't look like Marsha Jordan and her breasts are too small.

Citazioni
Mr. Baltimore: This was the first time I ever wanted to be a bar of soap. What a way to drown! You can have your champagne bubbles, with me, I'll take soap bubbles.

Curiosità sui crediti
The opening titles are in Italian (presumably to make the film look more 'exotic') but several of the credits are full of misspellings or made-up pretend words rather than translations of the correct Italian terms (e.g. 'gaffiere' for 'gaffer'; 'swono' for 'sound'; 'truccatoria' for 'make up' etc.)