Produced by Bill Osco of Flesh Gordon (1974) fame, this musical reimagining is more panto than porno and actually has some wit and style to it.
Former Playboy playmate Kristine De Bell plays a chaste and shy librarian who is debating how far to go with her lusty mechanic boyfriend when the White Rabbit leads her through a looking glass.
She arrives in an enchanted realm in which rocks vibrate when you sit on them, Tweedledum and Tweedledee are incestuous siblings and the climactic trial descends into an orgy.
Three varyingly explicit versions were released, with 20th Century Fox pairing the tamest in a double bill with George Lucas’s Star Wars (1977).
Director Bud Townsend panders to the dirty mac brigade, but he also intersperses the smut with some surprisingly good song-and-dance numbers, which, even though they’re not up to the standard of John Barry and Don Black’s ditties in the 1972 Fiona Fullerton version, still give this the feel of an off-Broadway romp.
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Kristine Debell William
Ron Nelson Rabbit
Jerry Spelman Humpty Dumpty
Bradford Armdexter Mad Hatter
Alan Novak Scrugg/Doctor
J.P. Paradine Tweedledum
Sue Tsengoles Tweedledee
Tony Tsengoles Black Knight
Bruce Finklesteen White Knight
Jason Williams Queen
Juliet Graham Tart
Astrid Hayase King
John Lawrence Oogaloo
Chris Steen Jurors
Angel Barrett
Ed Marshall
Melvina Peoples
Marcia Raven Nurse 1
Nancy Dore Nurse 2
Terri Hall
Director
Bud Townsend
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