The Happy Hooker Goes to Washington

1977
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The Happy Hooker Goes to Washington (1977)

अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंThe world's most famous madame Xaviera Hollander, now a magazine magnate, is called to Washington to testify before Congress in an indecency trial because she's being held up as a prime exam... सभी पढ़ेंThe world's most famous madame Xaviera Hollander, now a magazine magnate, is called to Washington to testify before Congress in an indecency trial because she's being held up as a prime example of American moral decay.The world's most famous madame Xaviera Hollander, now a magazine magnate, is called to Washington to testify before Congress in an indecency trial because she's being held up as a prime example of American moral decay.

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ट्रिविया
Sydney Lassick and Louisa Moritz had both previously appeared just two years earlier in the Best Picture Oscar winner 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' (dir. Milo's Forman, 1975.)

गूफ़
When the damsel in distress has her hands and feet tied to the bed, Sen. Superman frees her feet and, in the next cut, her hands are free without any movement from the Senator.

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Edited into The Arrivals (2008)

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3/10

Happy Hooker, Chapter two.

Happy Hooker Goes to Washington (1977) was the best of the "Happy Hooker" trilogy (but that's not saying much). This time around, "The Happy Hooker" is portrayed by Joey Heatherton (who's steaming hot in this picture and the best of the bunch). This time around the "World's famous Madame" takes her act to Washington D.C. There she meets one of Hollywood's top ten mack-daddies, Mr. George Hamilton who co-stars as a Washington insider.

The film tries not to be sexy or "adult" but more campy. Joey Heatherton looks good and makes a very welcomed screen presence. The movie is okay. It's not great by any means but it's a definite improvement over the first film. The film (like

many during this time period) is extremely dated and doesn't hold very well over the past twenty some odd years. Great film if you're in the mood for some campy fun. Other than that I wouldn't go out of my way looking for a copy. The final chapter to the Happy Hooker trilogy is "The Happy Hooker goes to Hollywood".

Recommended for fans of the genre or for Happy Hooker completists.

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