Tom Hanley

出生 : , Mill Valley, California, USA

略歴

Tom Hanley graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in Social Anthropology, was in Military Intelligence in the Army Reserve, and had worked as a Marin County deputy sheriff before deciding - with no background or experience - to make a film. And not just any film, but an erotic film in the early 1970s, prior to the mid-70s "porn chic", when porn was completely underground. Investigated by the military and arrested several times for obscenity (charges ultimately dropped), Tom sold the rights to the film and left the business.

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What About Jane
What About Jane
Editor
This film “strikes a blow for women’s liberation” because it attempts to solve the problems of an attractive, disciplined girl whose marriage to the handsome, athletic, hard-working youth of her dreams turns sour because of his romantic clumsiness and insecurity. Through the friendship of another couple, Jane and her husband learn to be equals in sexual freedom.
What About Jane
What About Jane
Producer
This film “strikes a blow for women’s liberation” because it attempts to solve the problems of an attractive, disciplined girl whose marriage to the handsome, athletic, hard-working youth of her dreams turns sour because of his romantic clumsiness and insecurity. Through the friendship of another couple, Jane and her husband learn to be equals in sexual freedom.
What About Jane
What About Jane
Writer
This film “strikes a blow for women’s liberation” because it attempts to solve the problems of an attractive, disciplined girl whose marriage to the handsome, athletic, hard-working youth of her dreams turns sour because of his romantic clumsiness and insecurity. Through the friendship of another couple, Jane and her husband learn to be equals in sexual freedom.
What About Jane
What About Jane
Director
This film “strikes a blow for women’s liberation” because it attempts to solve the problems of an attractive, disciplined girl whose marriage to the handsome, athletic, hard-working youth of her dreams turns sour because of his romantic clumsiness and insecurity. Through the friendship of another couple, Jane and her husband learn to be equals in sexual freedom.