Virginal heiress Ayre “Mac” McGillvary (Bo Derek) graduates from a prestigious boarding school and goes to the Sahara desert and Spain in search of pure sexual ecstasy and ends up making love with a sheikh and a bullfighter.
Set in the 1920s for no apparent reason, director John Derek’s anti-erotic valentine to his wife is packed with hilariously awful encounters that are further undermined by insipid dialogue.
See Bo ride a horse naked. See Bo writhe passionately in front of a red neon sign spelling out the film’s title. See Bo covered in honey and licked clean in slow motion.
See how badly a film goes wrong when a besotted husband thinks the world is ready for a Bo-peep tribute to a wife who may have a great body but is one lousy actress . . .
Tasteless, tortuous and terrifically trashy. One of the funniest bad movies ever made.
The film made a mere $8.9 million against its $7 million budget.
Ayre McGillvary
Bo Derek Cotton
George Kennedy Angel Contreras
Andrea Occhipinti Catalina
Ana Obregon Paloma
Olivia D’Abo Sheik
Greg Bensen Robert Stewart
Ian Cochrane Evita
Mirta Miller
Director
John Derek
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Ayre McGillvary
