Philip (James Whitmore) and Margaret Tenhausen (Tippi Hedren) are a learned married couple who run Harrad College as an experiment in communal living and a bastion of libertarian values.
Young people are obliged to live with each other and work out their sexual hang-ups.
Doubtless Hollywood felt it was being terribly grown-up – in the post-Deep Throat (1972) climate – to tackle such a story but it’s relentlessly tedious and hardly likely to raise anything more than a smile, despite some rather coy nudity and dirty dialogue.
Look closely as one of the students is played by a pre-Miami Vice Don Johnson who later married Hedren’s daughter Melanie Griffith.
Philip Tenhausen
James Whitmore
Margaret Tenhausen
Tippi Hedren
Stanley Cole
Don Johnson
Harry Schacht
Bruno Kirby
Sheila Grove
Laurie Walters
Beth Hillyer
Victoria Thompson
Wilson
Elliott Street
Barbara
Sharon Taggart
Sidney Bower
Robert Middleton
Jack
Billy Sands
Jeannie
Melody Patterson
Cynthia
Maggie Wellman
Evan
Ron Kolman
Director
Ted Post
