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1977 Australian flick

Fantasm Comes Again
Australian film affiche
Directed by	Eric Ram
Screenplay by	Robert Derriere
Produced by	Antony I. Ginnane
Starring	Uschi Digard Rick Cassidy Rainbeaux Smith John C. Holmes Serena Angela Menzies-Wills Pecker Margold
Cinematography	Vince Monton
Edited past	Tony Patterson
Music by	John Mol
Product companies	Australian International Flick Corporation Beginning Film Finance
Distributed by	Filmways Australasian Distributors
Release date	26 Dec 1977 (1977-12-26)
Running time	94 minutes
Country	Commonwealth of australia
Language	English
Budget	$85,000[1] [2]

Fantasm Comes Once again is a 1977 Australian softcore pornographic movie. It is the sequel to Fantasm (1976) and was the first feature directed by Colin Eggleston.

Plot [edit]

Journalist Libbie is taking over the "Dear Collette" sexual practice communication column at her paper from veteran reporter Harry, who is retiring. Over the course of one night, Harry talks Libbie through a series of messages from their readers. They include:

• rape in a drive in theatre
• instructor-student sex in a gym
• lesbian seduction in a barn
• a suburban orgy
• incest
• sexual practice in a pool
• sexual activity in a library
• oral sex on the route
• a threesome in an elevator
• sexual practice between monks and a nun.

Cast [edit]

Angela Menzies-Wills as Libbie Clive Hearne every bit Harry Silence Please Tom Thumb as Harold Liz Wolfe as Rita Rosemarie Bern as Cindy Christine De Shaffer every bit Showtime Reader Pat Benco (Pat Manning) as 2nd Reader Martin Margulies as Tertiary Reader Conditioning Rick Cassidy as Mr Bates Michael Barton as Miss Peabody Double Feature Urias S. Cambridge equally Bob Rainbeaux Smith as Carol Peter Kurzon every bit Ted Lois Owens every bit Alice Mike Stapp as Rapist

Going Up? Suzy A. Star as Penny Amanda Smith as Sally Herb Layne as Bill Rhonda Willcox every bit First Onlooker Eve Darling as 2nd Onlooker Sam Menning equally Third Onlooker Straw Dolls Uschi Digard every bit Leslie Dee Dee Levitt every bit Bianca Dee Cooper as Jake The Skilful Onetime Gang at the Office Con Covert equally Mr. Clark Lem Lary as Mr. Davis Brenda Fogarty as Miss Christie Bryant Rigby as Tony Elaine Collins as Miss Ford Helen O'Connell equally Miss Carter Pat Benco (Pat Manning) as First Invitee Titus Moede as Second Guest P.J. Jackson as Lollipop Winston as El Che Candy Fox every bit Yellow Rose

The Buss of Life Beak Margold equally Tony Suzanne Walsh as Samantha Linda York as Jo Mary Johnson every bit Terri John C. Holmes as Stud Titus Moede as Moody Family Reunion Al Ward every bit Uncle Fred Mary Gavin (Candy Samples) as Frances Nancy Isle of mann as Virginia Kodax as Fluffy Overdrive Jesse Adams as Sterling Christine De Shaffer as Carol Truthful Confession Serena every bit Imogene Michael Karnitz as Joe Antony I. Ginnane as Monk

Production [edit]

The linking scenes between the two journalists were shot in Australia, and the sexual practice scenes were filmed over 12 days in Los Angeles by an Australian director and cinematographer, using American porn stars.^[1]

The budget was larger on the sequel in an attempt to concenter a bigger audience; in contrast with the original, where only i of the ten stories was lip sync and the remainder in voice over, all the stories in Fantasm Comes Again had lip sync dialogue. Ginnane later on thought this was a mistake as information technology distracted from what was on screen.

Reception [edit]

The film sold well around the world but was not equally popular equally Fantasm at the Australian box office.^[1] Ginnane blamed the fact past the time it was released there was a glut of sex films on the market and the filibuster caused past censorship hold ups. (In 1980 David Stratton called it "the about censored of the new Australian films."^[3]) By 1979 the movie had non yet broken even but Ginnane was confident that would exist the case.^[2]

Ginnane later said that he felt Colin Eggleston was just as competent a managing director equally Richard Franklin merely thought his sense of humour was unlike "and perhaps it didn't suit the material as well".^[two]

References [edit]

1. ^ ^{a b c} Andrew Pike and Ross Cooper, Australian Motion-picture show 1900–1977: A Guide to Characteristic Film Product, Melbourne: Oxford University Printing, 1998, 322
2. ^ ^{a b c} Beilby, Peter and Scott Murray, 'Antony I. Ginnane', Cinema Papers, January/February 1979 p176-177
3. ^ David Stratton, The Concluding New Wave: The Australian Flick Revival, Angus & Robertson, 1980 p250

External links [edit]

• Fantasm Comes Again at IMDb
• Fantasm Comes Over again at Oz Movies

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fantasm_Comes_Again

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