The World Is Full of Married Men (film)
The World Is Full of Married Men is a 1979 film based on Jackie Collins' first novel, The World Is Full of Married Men.
According to Jackie Collins' website, it is about "The glamorous but seedy world of entertainment provides the setting for Jackie Collins' explosive expose' of sexual double standards and naked ambition."[1]
In their review, Variety called it "sexploitation melodrama which, cunningly, will titillate both sexes."[2] Franciosa "brings a mercifully light touch", Nicholas was "uncharismatic", and Hale was "effective as a laconic wife".[2]
Cast
- Anthony Franciosa as David Cooper
- Carroll Baker as Linda Cooper
- Sherrie Lee Cronn as Claudia Parker
- Paul Nicholas as Gem Gemini
- Gareth Hunt as Jay Grossman
- Georgina Hale as Lori Grossman
- Anthony Steel as Conrad Lee
- John Nolan as Joe
- Jean Gilpin as Miss Field
- Moira Downie as Gerda
- Alison Elliott as Sharon
- Eva Louise as Mercedes Benz
- Joanne Ridley as Joanie
- Emma Ridley as Lucy
- Roy Scammell as Jeff Spencer
- Jeanne Starbuck as Cleaning Lady
- Pat Astley as Wendy
- Adele Neatrour as Paul's Backing Group
- Nova Llewellyn as Paul's Backing Group
- Helli Louise as Paul's Backing Group
- Susie Silvey as Girl in Hotel
- Stephanie Marrian as Girl in Hotel
- Penny Kendall as Girl in Hotel
- Lindy Benson as Girl in Hotel
- Vida Taylor as Girl in Hotel (as Vida)
- Christine Donna as Girl in Hotel
- Nicola Austin as Alice (as Nicki Austin)
- Jay Neill as Waiter at Carlos
- Philip Ryan as Desk Porter
- Maxine Cunliffe as Jay's Girl Carlo's
- Corbet Woodall as TV Announcer
References
- ↑ "The World is Full of Married Men (movie) - Jackie Collins". jackiecollins.com. Retrieved 2017-07-30.
- 1 2 Variety Staff. "The World Is Full of Married Men | Variety". variety.com. Retrieved 2017-07-30.
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