Scientists Alan Simpson (Keith Barron) and Mike Carter (Kenneth Cope) have accidentally invented a new cologne they call BK142, which makes them irresistible to women.
A decent premise for a British 1970s sex comedy – except that it contains very little sex or comedy. In fact, despite the presence of Madeline and Mary Collinson, there’s not even much in the way of nudity (most of the female cast strip to their underwear).
Released in some markets as Passion Potion.
Alan Simpson
Keith Barron Mike Carter
Kenneth Cope Diane Simpson
Hilary Pritchard June Carter
Philippa Gail Andrew Coombes
Richard Vernon Mary Cawfield
Penny Brahms Sue
Sandra Bryant Erika
Anna Matisse Model with dog
Andrea Allan Girl on train
Josephine Baxter Janet
Mary Collinson Martha
Madeleine Collinson Betty
Linda Cunningham Sally
Valerie Stanton Bride
Me Me Lai Groom
Ray Barron Jackie
Sheila Ruskin Jackie’s dad
Kenneth Keeling Jackie’s mum
Hilary Mason Manager
David Garth Car salesman
Bob Todd Psychiatrist
William Job Doctor
Michael Darbyshire Cleaner
Joyce Windsor Corporal
Ron Pember Perfume testers
Nancy Gabrielle
Beryl Cooke Beryl Cooke Bunny girl
Jennifer Watts
Director
David C Rea
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