Natasha Marley's for Your Eyes Only

Hardly a Bond film, "For Your Eyes Only" is a showcase for Bluebird Films' star Natasha Marley, departing from the label's usual penchant for variety to focus on a single babe. It was likely one of the moribund company's least popular releases, reviewed here for the record as I slum my way through the voluminous catalog.

She made a big splash in Bluebird's first hit "Bonny & Clide", paired with self-indulgent head honcho Paul Chaplin. Chaplin's ego knows no bounds, so he's the only male in the cast, humping Marley and her friends while keeping his head off screen as if to remain incognito.

The five vignettes with generic titles like "Mansion", "Business" and "Angel" all feature Marley, plus a couple of guests. Brit Porn biggie Cindy Behr plays her prospective boss at a job interview where the two gals are dressed alike, and humping is a job pre-requisite. This scene shows how slipshod Bluebird videos are constructed, as after the lesbo action commences, Behr merely motions Stage Right and Chaplin with cock extended enters the frame for a threesome.

I liked the third blonde in the cast, Franziska, in a scene that is acted out with Franziska as a character named Jessica showing Marley around her mansion, which latter intends to buy.

It's a worthless DVD, in which Chaplin's presence cancels out any goodwill drummed up by pretty girl Marley.