The Nine Ages of Nakedness

1969
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1h 35m

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Nine comically sexy sketches in which Harrison Marks introduces his ancestors' experiences with women through the ages.Nine comically sexy sketches in which Harrison Marks introduces his ancestors' experiences with women through the ages.Nine comically sexy sketches in which Harrison Marks introduces his ancestors' experiences with women through the ages.

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4.4/10

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Charles Gray

Narrator
(voice)

Bruno Elrington

The Leader (segment "The Stone Age")

June Palmer

The Girlfriend (segment "The Stone Age")

Maj-Britt Mannson

The Secretary (segment "The Stone Age")

Julian Orchard

The Pharaoh (segment "The Egyptians")

Carol Hamilton

Queen Nefertiti (segment "The Egyptians")…

Max Bacon

Yossel (segment "The Egyptians")

Patricia Kluge

The Dancer (segment "The Egyptians")
(as Patricia Rose)

Suzan Long

Lotus (segment "The Chinese")

S'Zeto

The Gardener (segment "The Chinese")

Dawn Grayson

Her Ladyship (segment "The Cavaliers")

Maya Zell

The Baroness (segment "The Cavaliers")…

David London

Jossop (segment "The Cavaliers")…

Sue Bond

Serving Girl (segment "The Cavaliers")

Howard Nelson

Sir Rupert (segment "The Cavaliers")

William Hurndell

Sir Gregory (segment "The Cavaliers")

Steve Patterson

Horseman (segment "The Cavaliers")

Rusty Hood

Swordsman (segment "The Cavaliers")

Director
- George Harrison Marks
Writer
- George Harrison Marks
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1/10

Awful film.

Went with a friend, to see this film in the cinema, as a 15 year old boy, looking for titillation. We passed for 18, but in 1969 they weren't as strict as they are now.

It is enough to say that we, two hot blooded, heterosexual boys walked out on a film with naked women, after 45 mins.

Awful, awful, awful. There is no other way to describe this film.

This film should be taught in film school as how NOT to make a film.

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The film was originally entitled "The Seven Ages of Nakedness", in a nod to William Shakespeare's "Seven Ages of Man". However, director George Harrison Marks realized he didn't have enough footage to make the movie run for the requisite 90 minutes, so he swiftly wrote two extra sequences.