Girls Come First (Film 1975)

---

Girls Come First is a British made sex-comedy film, of 45 mins run-time directed by Meubles Croisette and Roger Simons. It is usually described as a follow-on to "The Over Amorous Artist" (1974).

The plot centres on the sexual adventures of the artist, Alan Street, and his model-cum-girlfriend, and a publisher of a top shelf magazine.

To boost his finances, Alan takes up an offer from the publisher, among other things, to paint the 'hostesses' (topless dancers) at his club and magazine HQ in Soho. This creates some tensions with his girlfriend Sue who attempts to reign him in at every opportunity, culminating in a protest at the club. Alan soon ends up also working as barman at the club,and bedding nearly all the hostesses at some point, in a variety of well-known locations. The export versions of the films were considerably more hardcore than the shorter versions released in Britain.

Cast

           Alan Street  (The Artist)played by            John Hamill

           Hugh Jampton   (The publisher and club owner)         Bill Kerr

           Sashimi        (The Chauffeur)     Burt Kwouk

           Sue        (The Girlfriend)     Sue Longhurst

           Miss Broad   (Club worker)          Sparrow, Bobbie

           Zoe        (Club worker)      Gilham, Cheryl

           Claire      (Club worker)        Glyn, Hazel (alias of singer Hazel O'Connor)

           Miss Sonia Drysdale     (Club worker)         Rikki Howard

           [The French maid]             Heather Dealey

References

This article "Girls Come First (Film 1975)" is from Wikipedia. The list of its authors can be seen in its historical and/or the page Edithistory:Girls Come First (Film 1975). Articles copied from Draft Namespace on Wikipedia could be seen on the Draft Namespace of Wikipedia and not main one.

---