Alice Goodbody (1974)

Alice Goodbody: Directed by Tom Sawyer. With Colleen Brennan, Daniel Kauffman, Keith McConnell, Vic Caesar. Hamburger waitress and film buff Alice Goodbody sleeps her way to stardom via encounters with the cast and crew of a rock-musical film and experiences a series of comic mishaps on the set.

“Alice Goodbody is a comely ingénue, if a bit dense, who wants more than anything to be a glamorous movie star. Her big break come when an assistant production manager offers her a role in a project called u0026quot;Julius Caesaru0026quot;. Thus begins Alice Goodbodyu0026#39;s adventure in Hollywood…an adventure which finds her constantly performing fellatio on her main connection, and flitting about from bed to bed with film-industry plutocrats representing every conceivable stripe of sexual perversion. Alice is blitzkrieged in the filming of her big debut, suffering various injuries during every take. Battered, disenchanted, and sexually drained, she rethinks her Tinseltown ambitions. u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eAn above-average salacious farce which is endlessly more watchable than the paradigm of this particular feather. u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003e5.5/10”