Take Off

Genre(s) : [Adult

Acteurs :
Wade Nichols Darrin Blue
Georgina Spelvin Henrietta Wilde (segment '1920's')
George Spencer Max (segment '1920's')
Rayman Sharque John Dillinger (segment '1930's')
Brigette Lynne Jean Harlot (segment '1930's')
Dick Carballo Whitey (segment '1930's') (as Dick Galan)
Clea Carson Faye (segment '1930's')
Annette Haven Virginia Slimms (segment '1940's')
Bill Nunnery Louie (segment '1940's')
Ursula Austin Teenager (segment '1940's')
WP Dremak SS Captain (segment '1940's') (as WP Drémak)
Erick Lueders SS Lieutenant (segment '1940's')
Alexis Del Lago SS Major (segment '1940's')
Holly Woodlawn Lounge Singer (segment '1940's')
Susaye London Dottie (segment '1950's')
Peter Andrews Frankie (segment '1950's')
Michael Thorpe Ringo (segment '1950's') (as Luke Ropewalker)
Peter Scolari Kookie (segment '1950's') (as Barney Tramble)
Greg Hart Mickey (segment '1950's')
Michael Ronds Jelkie (segment '1950's') (as John Smith)
Patty Boyd Jane (segment '1960's')
Beth Anna Sunshine (segment '1960's') (as Bethanna)
Gloria Todd Angela (segment '1960's')
David Christopher Free (segment '1960's')
Cami Graham Mother (segment '1960's')
Ken Burns Father (segment '1960's')
Lesllie Bovee Linda (segment '1970's') (as Leslie Bovee)
Eric Edwards Roy (segment '1970's') (as Rob Everett)
D Francesco Poet (segment '1970's')
Sheila Devlin Dolly Martin (segment '1970's')
Rick Frank Rock Star (segment '1970's')
Beth Ratzer Opera Singer (segment '1970's')
Mel Juffe Truman Coyote (segment '1970's')
Micki Manos Two Jug Lady Band (segment '1970's') (as Marcia Major)
Drinda Lalumia Hooker (segment '1970's') (as Drinda La Lumia)
Nancy Keller Sophisticated Lady (segment '1970's')
Bruce Long Guy at Party (segment '1970's') (as Screw Magazine Contest Winner Bruce Long)
Mr Infinity
Vanessa del Rio Topless Girl by Pool (segment '1970's') (uncredited)
Pat Finnegan Girl Offered Cocaine (segment '1970's') (uncredited)
Mark Le Beau Guy in Hammock (segment '1970's') (uncredited)
Susan Le Beau Girl in Hammock (segment '1970's') (uncredited)
Richard Wall Pianist (segment '1940's') (uncredited)