Playboy: Wet & Wild (Video 1989)

Playboy: Wet & Wild (Video 1989). Playboy: Wet & Wild: Directed by Andrew Blake, Stephen C. Confer, David Kellogg, Roberto Mosquiera, Skott Snider. With Rebekka Armstrong, Monique Noel, Gianna Amore, Teri Weigel. From head to toe… they're wet. From start to finish… they're wild. Get ready for an extravaganza of mini-bikinis and less, starring more than two dozen of your favorite Playmates from the pages of Playboy Magazine. From Jamaica to Tahiti, Mexico's Gulf Coast to Australia's Great Barrier Reef, you'll enjoy high-spirited adventures that are outrageous, intimate, sexy and fun. At exotic locations or in a back yard car wash free-for-all, where there's water these beauties just can't stay dry. Take the plunge and get in on the aquatic action with Playboy's "Wet and Wild".

“My review was written in April 1989 after watching the program on HBO video cassette.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eWatery-themed Playboy program combines old and new footage of the magazineu0026#39;s models for a definitely collectible video cassette. Showu0026#39;s virtue is its wide variety of photographic subjects, numbering over 30 gorgeous gals. Drawback of this approach is the rather abbreviated nature of most segments, as opposed to the more generous four-minute-long vignettes that make up other Playboy tapes.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eVideo offers a more revealing approach to swimwear and beach frolics than the recent Sports Illustrated bestseller, but main emphasis is on bathtub, shower or just dripping water action.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eMost adventurous segment features statuesque Sandra Wild in u0026quot;Liquid Dreamsu0026quot;, an abstract lensing of shadows, forms and silhouettes that approximates vintage experimental films like u0026quot;Geography of the Bodyu0026quot;.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eAlso Impressive is u0026quot;Mirageu0026quot;, four women cavorting seductively in a desert setting; u0026quot;The Swimming Poolu0026quot; in which Dona Speir and others are photographed in slow motion and underwater; and u0026quot;Hot Waxu0026quot;, carrying the famous u0026quot;Cool Hand Lukeu0026quot; soapy car wash vignette to its logical conclusion.”