Naughty!
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Directed byStanley Long
Written bySuzanne Mercer
Story byStanley Long
Suzanne Mercer
Suzanne Mercer
Produced byStanley Long
executive
Barry Jacobs
executive
Barry Jacobs
| Naughty! | |
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| Directed by | Stanley Long |
| Written by | Suzanne Mercer |
| Story by | Stanley Long Suzanne Mercer |
| Produced by | Stanley Long executive Barry Jacobs |
| Music by | Cliff Twemlow |
Production company | Salon Productions |
Release date |
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Running time | 83 mins |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Language | English |
Naughty, also known as Naughty! A Report on Pornography and Erotica, is a 1971 British dramatised documentary film directed by Stanley Long and written by Suzanne Mercer.[1] Long said although the movie was sold as a sex film it was "a fairly serious film" which "had some purpose". Mercer called it "a serious sociological look at pornography and erotica."[2][3] It mixes interviews with archived footage and re-enactments,[4] and was screened at the Wet Dream Film Festival in Amsterdam in 1971.[4] The same team later made a similar movie, On the Game (1974).[4]
- Chris Lethbridge-Baker as Horace
- Lee Donald as Papa
- Brenda Peters as Mama
- Jane Cardew as Papa's mistress
- Nina Francis as daughter
- Shane Raggett as son
- Lois Penson as maiden aunt
- Olive McFarland as Mary Wilson
- Heather Chasen as Victorian madame
- Al Goldstein as himself
- Richard Neville as himself
- Germaine Greer as herself