Chorus Call _sitkaman repost.txt
This was the 323rd post made to abdec. It was posted by woodworker on January 12, 2005.
I don't have any of the original NFO or cover files that might have posted with this film.
Produced in 1978. English. Run time of 1:19:03. DVD size of 3568.009216 MB.
This is an VCX NTSC DVD.
Posted June 7, 2015 by sitkaman.
IAFD Data
http://www.iafd.com/title.asp?title=Chorus+Call&year=1978
Chorus Call (1978)
Distributor: TVX
Compilation: No
Director: Antonio Shepherd (as Antonio Sheppard)
Minutes: 79
All-Girl: No
All-Male: No
Actresses
Bethanna (as Beth Anna)
Clea Carson
Darby Lloyd Rains (as Darby Lloyd Raines) [Facial]
Dory Devon [BJOnly]
Kay Parker [Facial]
Monica Devon
Susaye London (as Susan London)
NonSex Performers
Erica Havens
Mousiendi
Sharon Mitchell
Vanessa del Rio
Actors
Bobby Astyr (as Bob Astyr)
Bobby Hollander (as Bob Hollander)
Joey Silvera (as Joey Nassivera)
Pepe
R. Bolla (as Richard Bolla)
Scene Breakdowns
Scene 1. Clea Carson, Bobby Astyr
Scene 2. Dory Devon, R. Bolla
Scene 3. Bethanna, Susaye London
Scene 4. Susaye London, Joey Silvera
Scene 5. Dory Devon, Bobby Astyr
Scene 6. Kay Parker, Bobby Hollander
Scene 7. Darby Lloyd Rains, R. Bolla
Scene 8. Bethanna, Kay Parker, Joey Silvera
Scene 9. Monica Devon, Pepe
VHS Rear Cover Description:
Filmed on location in a New York City theatre, CHORUS CALL is a big-budget, high-steppin', hot-blooded musical that will leave you hot and sweaty! Starring Kay Parker in one of her first starring roles, CHORUS CALL concerns itself with the Broadway comeback of Hollywood's reigning glamour queen. Signed to bring prestige to the production, Parker soon receives final approval over the script and cast-and throws her newfound power around in a very physical way. Vengeance, greed, and lust come together in this sizzling look at the backstage politics that make Broadway throb.
DVD Rear Cover Description 1:
Imagine all those high-steppin' hot legs in a Broadway chorus line and then imagine what the rest of those hot bod's must look like. Now...take an inside look at just what those sexy chorus line babes do when they're not up on the stage dancing!! IT'S EXTREMELY HOT!!
DVD Rear Cover Description 2:
Think of all those shapely, high-steppin' legs on a Broadway chorus line - then imagine what's attached to them! See for yourself how these sexy dancers get off whenever they get offstage!
IMDb Storyline:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077331/
An erotic look at the casting process for a Broadway stage show. Cheryl Cooper is a veteran dancer who wants to be cast for a part, but is held back by the vindictive choreographer Bertha, whom she had a past tryst with. So, Cheryl resorts to seducing the director Sidney to land a part. Meanwhile, the sleazy producer Ed has sexual encounters with every woman he meets, while Manny, the financial backer, clashes off against Rue, an egoistical local talent agent who is trying to cast the popular Mona Randall for the lead in the play, while Mona has a meeting of minds and bodies with Manny's business partner, Frank, to ensure that she land the lead. Written by Anonymous
IMDb User Review:
XXX knock-off better than Attenborough's version
14 November 2011 | by lor_ (New York, New York)
CHORUS CALL is an unabashed clone/ripoff of "A Chorus Line", with surprisingly good acting & direction besides the expected quality Kay Parker sex. It represents one of her best early roles prior to making history with TABOO.
Kay portrays a diva set to star in a new Broadway musical. Casting of the chorus is the main content, while feuding with a featured dancer causes most of the dramatics.
Beth Anna shines as the assistant to the director, having quality sex scenes with both male talent and pretty Susaye London. There is also a huge-breasted, uncredited stripper who is integrated into the plot, though her presence seems out of place amongst some real-life dancing talent in the cast.
Among the highlights is a troilism scene featuring Beth Anna, Kay and Joey Silera. Though film is predicated on hardcore sex, the dancing is surprisingly adequate, and even parodies elements of the original play, including a number entitled "Six Tits in a Row". Filmmakers unabashedly feature a marquee for the real "A Chorus Line" on screen at one point.
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