Ja, so warn's die alten Rittersleut'

Originaltitel: The Amorous Adventures of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza

1976
R
1 Std. 44 Min.

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Ja, so warn's die alten Rittersleut' (1976)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuThis adult movie is a costume period piece, filmed on location in Spain. Corey John Fisher stars as Don Quixote. The movie even included musical numbers, with suggestive lyrics too adult to ... Alles lesenThis adult movie is a costume period piece, filmed on location in Spain. Corey John Fisher stars as Don Quixote. The movie even included musical numbers, with suggestive lyrics too adult to be played on the radio.This adult movie is a costume period piece, filmed on location in Spain. Corey John Fisher stars as Don Quixote. The movie even included musical numbers, with suggestive lyrics too adult to be played on the radio.

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4,3/10

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Haji said in an interview years later that while filming one scene, Hy Pike, who played Sancho Panza, suddenly pulled down her shirt and grabbed her breasts. She had no idea he was going to do it. When she got angry at him, he said the producers told him to do it. She got back at him later by slapping the butt of a donkey he was sitting on. When it freaked out and threw him to the ground, she yelled, "That'll teach you not to grab my breasts!"

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Version of Don Quichotte (1903)

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Mediocre but surprisingly faithful

This decidedly soft-core erotic musical is not one of the greatest moments of cinema ever. The cinematography is mediocre and the songs are forgettable, but lets at least give them credit for being remarkably faithful to the source material. While Hallmark Entertainment and Broadway have to clean up some of the referenced ts to sex and crap, this one puts it all right out there for you to see.

It is also obvious that the cast was really throwing themselves into the role.

The story follows the adventures of Don Quixote as he goes about under the delusion that he is an adventurer seeking knighthood, and everything he sees he re-interprets as something out of a knightly chivalrous adventure. A prostitute is a princess, an innkeeper a king, and so forth. He is careful to introduce his horse as well as himself. He is offended by the thought of profit, and even more so when he sees filthy money hidden in clean crap (literally). His squire, Sancho Panza, is a dirty old man (not really old, but you get the idea) and every opportunity for someone to take their clothes off and hop in the sack is exploited.