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The Erotic Dr. Jekyll (1975)

The sexual quick change artist

Género : Ciencia ficción, Comedia

Tiempo de ejecución : 1H 15M

Director : Victor Milt

Sinopsis

Charles Jekyll and his naggy wife Linda move into Charles' deceased grandfather's old house where Charles finds a hidden lab, a hunchback and a special magic love potion that makes him irresistible to women.

Actores

Harry Reems

Dr. Charles Jekyll III

Nancy Dare

Virgins / Third Contestant (as Susan Sparkles) (as Linda Smarts)

Bree Anthony

Virgin / Sixth Contestant (as Sue Rowan) (as Eileen Saxon)

Bobby Astyr

Igor

C.J. Laing

Linda Jekyll (as C.V. Lang)

Melva Jackson

Virgin / First & Fifth Contestants

J.P. Paradine

Dick Gravett / Audience Member

Candy Love

Leona (as Lisa Anderson)

Shirley Peters

Miss Kentucky / Virgin (as Susan Pomeroy)

Terri Hall

Virgin / Groupie / Fourth Contestant (as Judy Holland)

Zebedy Colt

The Count / Audience Member

Tripulaciones

Victor Milt

Director

Leonard Kirtman

Executive Producer

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