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Birth Name: Betsy Genson
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Alternate Names: Hana Byrbo, Lenka Novakova, Lonka Berova, Olivia Elliot, Olivia Paddon
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Alternate Names: Ineda King, Ineda King, Marilyn Joy, T.A. King, Tracy Ann King, Tracy King, T.A. King, Tracy Ann King, Tracy King, Tracy-Ann King, Tracy-Ann King
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Marilyn Joi is an American actress who rose to prominence during the 1970s, primarily appearing in exploitation films. She notably starred in several movies directed by Al Adamson and played significant roles such as Velvet in 'Ilsa, Harem Keeper of the Oil Sheiks' and Cleopatra Schwartz in 'Kentucky Fried Movie'. Joi's acting career was marked by her appearances in B-movies and low-budget productions.
Birth Name: Nancy Mann
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"Nancy Mann, a busty blonde, debuted alongside approximately a dozen other women as 'The All American Beauties' in the 1959 comedy film 'Laffing Time'. A decade later, she appeared in two notable films that solidified her status within cult cinema. In John Landis's raunchy 1977 comedy 'The Kentucky Fried Movie', Mann shared a scene with Betsy Genson and Lenka Novak, baring her breasts. Also in 1977, she starred in the explicit film 'Fantasm Comes Again', engaging in a Sapphic encounter with adult film actress Candy Samples, where both women displayed full nudity. Nancy Mann remains an iconic figure for enthusiasts of vintage adult cinema."
Alternate Names: Rose Cypress, Rose Cypress, Tara Strohmeir, Tara Strohmeir
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Tara Strohmeier, born with attractive features including curly dark hair and blue eyes, was an energetic actress prominent during the 1970s drive-in exploitation films era. Known for her engaging personality and roles such as Jill McBain in 'Hollywood Boulevard', she appeared in notable films like 'The Student Teachers' and 'Truck Turner'. Strohmeier also had a memorable role in 'The Kentucky Fried Movie'. She acted frequently for directors Jonathan Kaplan and Roger Corman's New World Pictures. After her brief appearance in '11th Victim', she retired from acting and resides in Orange County, California.
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Alternate Names: Alicia Digart, Ann Biggs, Ann Biggs, Debbie Bowman, Marie Brown, Uschi Dansk, Ushi Devon, Julia Digaid, Ursula Digard, Alicia Digart, Beatrice Dunn, Francine Franklin, Sheila Gramer, Ushi Inger, Cynthia Jones, Astrid Lillimore, Marie Marceau, Astrid Lillimore, Beatrice Dunn, Cynthia Jones, Debbie Bowman, Francine Franklin, Julia Digaid, Marie Brown, Marie Marceau, Sheila Gramer, Ursula Digard, Uschi Dansk, Ushi Devon, Ushi Inger
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Release Year: 1977
Nation: United States of America
Alternative Title: Hamburger film sandwich, Hei me nauretaan, Hej, vi skrattar, I trella den ehei oria, Kino z Kenthucky Fried Theater, Locura yanqui, Made in USA, Ridere per ridere, To pio trello theama ston kosmo
Director: John Landis
Writer: David Zucker, Jerry Zucker, Jim Abrahams
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Companies: Kentucky Fried Theatre, Taurus Film, United Film Distribution Company (UFDC)
Genre: Comedy
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Keywords: commercial, journalism, manipulation of the media, satire, sketch comedy, television producer, tv ratings
Kentucky Fried Movie is an ensemble comedy film consisting of various sketches that parody different genres and aspects of popular culture in the late 1970s. The segments are loosely connected and include spoofs on news programs, commercials, adult films, kung-fu movies, disaster films, blaxploitation films, spy thrillers, mafia movies, and the concept of being watched through television.
Released in 1977, Kentucky Fried Movie is a satirical sketch comedy directed by John Landis. The film serves as a commentary on various aspects of popular culture during its time, including journalism, media manipulation, and the fear of constant surveillance. Despite not having an overarching narrative or recurring characters, the movie's various segments are tied together by their shared comedic purpose.