This early effort by Paul Thomas as a director is minor comedy, but I enjoyed screenwriter Neil Wexler's take on a familiar genre: the outsider who fu*ks his/her way through an entire family. Best movie of this type is little-known: the brilliant stage director Harold Prince's "Something for Everyone", from 1970 with Angela Lansbury and Michael York starring.
This time it's Angela Baron, impressive in a star vehicle early in her American porn career. She is hired by heiress Tracey Adams to tutor two of her brothers: Jerry Butler and Tom Byron, who are preparing to go to college (fat chance!). Mike Horner hams it up as the third brother who works as the family's chauffeur, driving a fabulous '30s limousine with a yellow paint job, adding a bit of class to the video.
Angela methodically works her way through the family, and her sexual prowess impreses virginal (!) Tracey to put her in charge of all their finances. Though Horner plots to blackmail his sister in order to share in her millions, there's no drama here, just sex comedy. I was surprised that given her imposing physical stature that Angela did not go into any dominatrix action -perhaps PT was saving that for a sequel.
Picture won a "best scene" type award, but it must have been payola since I've seen hundreds of Tracey Adams sex scenes and this one with Joey Silvera is mediocre.
