jozap
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The softcore model and maintream actress of B-movies, and of another more famous Cassavetes film (The Killing of a Chinese Bookie - 1976), only participated in two scenes/films with unsimulated sex scenes.
According to a VEF contributor, "the photogenic Alice Friedland (born in 1949) was a long-time Los Angeles and Las Vegas stripper who supplemented her income with both nude modeling and acting in the 1960s and 1970s. Movies were always a sideline for her; dancing was her primary source of income. In the early days, she worked at one of LA's most famous burlesque houses, the Pink Pussy Cat on Santa Monica Boulevard, where her clientele included George Kennedy, Bob Hope, and Wilt Chamberlain. The best part of the job, she maintained, was the adoration and attention she got from men. She never bothered getting an agent but kept going on interviews anyway in the hopes of booking a film role here and there. It worked. Willing to do nudity and not completely hopeless as an actress, Alice was hired by quite a few B-movie directors over the years, including a couple (Pete Perry and Ed De Priest) with professional ties to Ed Wood. Her first screen gig came at age 20, when she played a nurse in a now-obscure film called Dr. Masher (1969). Other roles were soon to follow, often as strippers. As was the custom of the time, she used a variety of pseudonyms along the way, sometimes just barely bothering to disguise her true identity. She was alternately "Claudine Benet," "Alice Fredlund," "Alicia Friedland," and "Brandy O'Toole." As a stripper, she said, her most common nom de guerre was "Alexis." For The Young Marrieds, she was "Patti Kramer" for the first and last time.
An interesting note: during her interview with James M. Tate, Alice Friedland insisted that all of her films were softcore. "I have a line," she said, "that I don't cross." She further insisted that "there was never any penetration" in her films.
The Young Marrieds, which was one of her earlier films, and she does indeed perform unsimulated, unmistakable vaginal and oral sex acts in a few brief shots. (…)"
Ward sex (1971)
Uncredited, according with Imdb (playing Bill's Wife)
Young Marrieds 1 (1972)
Credited Patti Kramer (playing Ginny)
Young Marrieds 2 (1972)
Real penetration
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An interesting note: during her interview with James M. Tate, Alice Friedland insisted that all of her films were softcore. "I have a line," she said, "that I don't cross." She further insisted that "there was never any penetration" in her films.
The Young Marrieds, which was one of her earlier films, and she does indeed perform unsimulated, unmistakable vaginal and oral sex acts in a few brief shots. (…)"
Ward sex (1971)
Uncredited, according with Imdb (playing Bill's Wife)
Young Marrieds 1 (1972)
Credited Patti Kramer (playing Ginny)
Young Marrieds 2 (1972)
Real penetration
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