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Ah this seems like a groupie movie.
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This is the film that certified Ann Margret's bosom as a National Treasure!
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"Nauseating, sickening, pornographic, so-called "adult" treatment of schoolboy toilet-joke material, seen here in oh-so-modern full-frontal nudity and "daring" use of bad language. Greta Garbo had more sensuality in her fur hat than all the naked actresses "on display" here, letting it all hang out for the supposed "delight" of so-called "modern" or "hip" audiences. We may find comfort in the fact that the joke's on them."
(Sez Lez, TV Times Christmas Edition, December 1978)
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Ah this seems like a groupie movie.
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I thought it was called Cardinal Knowledge?
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I still remember the joke from All in the Family where the Bunkers come home from the movies thoroughly disgusted because they thought they were going to see a film about the Vatican called "Cardinal Knowledge".
I kid you not, but I knew a guy once, a qualified doctor, who was in consternation that he couldn't buy theatre tickets for what he took to be a comedy called 'One Thick Athlete'.
He'd been tipped to go see the famous play 'Once a Catholic...'.
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