Matinee Idol Page #5

Synopsis: While filming the adult film Matinee Idol, porn stars Lance and Linda have a clash of egos. After appreciating his talents, Linda asks her new pool man Bud Cochran to audition, but not before subjecting him to plastic casting "for prosperity". After Lance has a private session with the casting directors' secretary right on the casting directors' table, he successfully initiates new candidate Daisy through a screen test. Bud Cochran is approved after his own successful screen test with Daisy. A publisher wants Lance to write a sex book, but the publisher's wife has other ideas. Finally, Lance and Linda re-do their scene and find the missing sparkle. But after Daisy and Bud Cochran suddenly quit to marry each other, so do Lance and Linda. The casting directors then resort to asking the viewers for replacements.
 
IMDB:
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Year:
1984
88 min
116 Views


- I got it, it's right here.

- Oh!

- Well, I guess we are going to have

to make him hard again.

Ready?

- Ms. Hands, sirs.

(horns blowing)

- You two talk, I'm going down

to the Nazi sex slave

company to see how they

are doing.

Nice to see you again Linda.

- Nice seeing you Mr. Cox.

- I love him like a brother, but I

sure wish he'd see my tailor.

- Bernie, darling...

What this studio needs is a...

Big, fresh, new cock.

Attached to a nice, easy-going, and

easy to get along with young man.

- And as the sun slowly sinks over the

Western horizon we say a

not so fond farewell to Lance Hardy.

What's his name?

- Bud Cochran, well actually it's

Longstreet Cochran.

- Some screen writer made that up.

- No it's for real.

- It's too good to be true, uh, ok.

Have him here tomorrow morning.

We'll shoot a test.

- Bernie, darling! Mwah!

I know you're really going to be

impressed with him.

- Ah Linda baby, if only I wasn't

happily married to Bertha

these 28 years.

- Morning Phil.

- Ah, Linda. One of the hundred

reasons I love you so much

is you're always on time.

- Oh, so tell me another 50

or 60 reasons.

- Linda, my dear, if all my stars

were as easy to work with

as you are my life would be

so much better.

- Thanks Phil.

- Is, uh, this the new star?

- Oh Bud, this is Phil Parker.

Now he's directed all of my pictures

and he's the very best.

- Phil, this is Bud Cochran.

- How do you do?

- How you doing.

- Now I want you to remember that

name. He's going to be very big.

Of course he's already pretty big.

But what I mean to say is that

he is going to be well known.

Oh and Phil, I just want to tell

you how much I appreciate

you doing Bud's screen test.

Who's he working with?

- Ah, you, Ms. uh, come over here

I want to introduce you.

Linda, Bud this is, uh, what's your

name?

- Daisy, Daisy Cheney.

- Ah, Daisy, this is Ms. Hand.

- Oh, Ms. Hand, I've seen all your

pictures. You give the greatest head.

- Well thank you.

- And this is Bud Cochran. You'll be

working with Bud today.

- Ooh, he's cute!

- Well I'm going to leave the three

of you to your movie making magic.

- Marker.

- Ok, now try not to act too nervous

now.

Ok look right in the lens.

Ok now look back at me.

And action!

(slow piano music)

(moaning)

(jazz music)

- Well Harvey what do you think?

I say we let him play the lead

with Linda in our next picture.

- Yes, yes please say yes.

- We still have the unfinished

Matinee Idol to deal with.

We've got to honor our commitments

to our distributors.

And deliver them a Lance Hardy,

Linda Hand film.

- You mean a Linda Hand, Lance Hardy

film? Don't you Mr. Cox?

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David F. Friedman

David Frank Friedman (December 24, 1923 – February 14, 2011) was an American filmmaker and film producer best known for his B movies, exploitation films, nudie cuties, and sexploitation films. more…

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