"Claudia Zante, Jacques Marbeuf, Andrea Grey, Robert Le Ray, Minia Malove, Marcel Richard, Guy Bonnafoux, Jacques Couderc, Denise Weber, Marie-Therese Lecomble" Classic, Feature Il était une fois la chatte mouillée Movies
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With Jacques Marbeuf, Robert Le Ray, Claudia Zante, Denise Weber, Jacques Couderc, Guy Bonnafoux, Andrea Grey, Minia Malove, Marcel Richard, Marie-Therese Lecomble taking the lead, this production explores softer, more visual-focused or glamour-style erotic content.
A runtime of about 57 minutes gives the production a more substantial, feature-like feel.
The source description emphasizes the flow of interaction and gradual escalation. A concise excerpt from that synopsis follows:
This film is the same as one titled French Romance listed elsewhere in this database. It also stars Robert le Ray, an older gentleman who often appeared in these type of typical French sex farces from the mid seventies.It is a simple tale concerning a local landowning lady who looses her prized cat (La Chatte) and offers herself as a reward to anyone who finds the errant pussy - a kind of cat for cat trade, if you get my meaning.Robert le Ray, as her philandering husband, is mortified and consoles himself in the arms of most of the local womenfolk. The local menfolk start abducting every feline they can get their hands on to try to claim the prize. Even when their offerings turn out to be the wrong cat, the lady and her very able maid take pity on each man in turn and provide some horizontal compensation. Word gets around the village quickly and you can just see the lengthy queues forming outside the manor house. The film is available in soft and fairly explicit versions. You have been warned.
Anyone interested in focused, well-defined themes may appreciate how clearly the themes are defined and how steady the pacing remains. For those interested in Jacques Marbeuf, Robert Le Ray, Claudia Zante, Denise Weber, Jacques Couderc, Guy Bonnafoux, Andrea Grey, Minia Malove, Marcel Richard and Marie-Therese Lecomble, this serves as another focused example of their on-screen work.
A runtime of about 57 minutes gives the production a more substantial, feature-like feel.
The source description emphasizes the flow of interaction and gradual escalation. A concise excerpt from that synopsis follows:
This film is the same as one titled French Romance listed elsewhere in this database. It also stars Robert le Ray, an older gentleman who often appeared in these type of typical French sex farces from the mid seventies.It is a simple tale concerning a local landowning lady who looses her prized cat (La Chatte) and offers herself as a reward to anyone who finds the errant pussy - a kind of cat for cat trade, if you get my meaning.Robert le Ray, as her philandering husband, is mortified and consoles himself in the arms of most of the local womenfolk. The local menfolk start abducting every feline they can get their hands on to try to claim the prize. Even when their offerings turn out to be the wrong cat, the lady and her very able maid take pity on each man in turn and provide some horizontal compensation. Word gets around the village quickly and you can just see the lengthy queues forming outside the manor house. The film is available in soft and fairly explicit versions. You have been warned.
Anyone interested in focused, well-defined themes may appreciate how clearly the themes are defined and how steady the pacing remains. For those interested in Jacques Marbeuf, Robert Le Ray, Claudia Zante, Denise Weber, Jacques Couderc, Guy Bonnafoux, Andrea Grey, Minia Malove, Marcel Richard and Marie-Therese Lecomble, this serves as another focused example of their on-screen work.
