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Ah, yes the name "Michael Thomas" was sometimes used also for other directors: like Paul Grau (Sechs Schwedinnen auf der Alm) or Franco (M?dchen im Nachtverkehr). Attention with the similar title "Weisse Haut auf schwarzem Markt". This is an completely unrelated film from 1969: http://www.imdb.com ...

alec wrote: > Thanks a lot. Corrections made and title added. > > imdb has the directors as Erwin C. Dietrich and Jess Franco. Is > this correct? I doubt that. The film itself has no credits, but on the cover just Jess Franco is listed as director (Erwin C. Dietrich as producer). It looks like a ...

A short clip with Kali Hansa and Pilar Coll from this film was used in that one: Adam & Eva so this line isn't correct: "in a scene that was probably shot for M?dchen im Nachtverkehr but not used in that movie" it should be corrected to: "clip from Weisse Haut auf schwarzen Schenkeln" --- details ...

I don't think the tatoo here is a bat (looks more like some bird), but it could be him: [IMG]http://s1.directupload.net/images/140331/gzbwaoeb.jpg[/IMG] If that's him, he obviously started in 1976 when Jess Franco did several films for Swiss producer Erwin C. Dietrich. I've seen him in "Die ...

http://www.egafd.com/actresses/details.php/id/x06403 She's credited as Angela Ritschard in "Greta - Haus ohne M?nner" (plays Rosa Phillips) (http://www.egafd.com/films/details.php/id/g00018) and "Das Frauenhaus" (plays one of Rita's Guards) (http://www.egafd.com/films/details.php/id/f00067).

http://www.egafd.com/actresses/gallery.php/id/x02573

This girl is credited as Vera Chollet in the film "In 80 Betten um die Welt" (http://www.egafd.com/films/details.php/id/i00041)

Len801 wrote: > I am not sure hc movies circulated in France in 1973. There > were very severe censorship laws at that time, which were > lowered in 1975. That's why I was refering to Franco as a pioneer. Eurocine (the production company) were mainly producing for the international maket, so it ...

Len801 wrote: > I don't think Franco was the one who ushered hc scenes in > movies. Yes, this is true in many cases, but not in all. Often the producers added these scenes, like for the french version of 99 WOMEN, where the scenes were even shot by someone else and some years after the original ...

That is funny, that you bring up LA FRUSTA E IL CORPO. I've seen this one back to back with Francos DE SADE 70 (EUGENIE... THE STORY OF HER PERVERSION...) at the french cinematheque in the 90s. Was fantastic to see these two masterpieces on the big screen. I loved both of them, but I must say, I was ...

Thanks! I even look at FAQ, but I told you: just too stupid!