Fledglings (1965)
Directed by Norman Thaddeus Vane
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Synopsis by Hal Erickson
The Fledglings are two-bit filmmakers Mike Ross and Iain Quarrier. Hoping to persuade American producer Victor Lowndes to bankroll their latest project, Ross and Quarrier enlist the aid of model Julia White. Reluctantly, White agrees to bed the lascivious Lowndes in order to wheedle the necessary funds from him. If we were prone to punning, we'd offer a variation on the old adage about the best-laid plans. Fledglings is some distance removed from good, but it has its moments here and there.
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business, finances, behind-the-scenes, filmmaker, modeling, producer [showbiz], seduction
