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China Girl (take 7) - BSD

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phatdvs

Gotta film in ma head now

southerntboy

SWEET!! Thanks for posting

justonemoreuser

Thanks for sharing this vintage gem!

KnightUnderCover

Love it! Thumbs up and Straight to my favorites; thanks for sharing!

devad761

A.H. was so hot and ahead of her time!!!!!

RitterderLust

Thank you for posting

cutscene

If only Pamela Yen had gotten a full-on scene...

nice

Ludwig202

Thanks for sharing!

newtarak

China Girl (1975)
Directed by Edwin Brown (as Paolo Uccello)
Cast :
Pamela Yen ... Madame Woo
Annette Haven ... Teresa Hardgrave

James Hong ... Y.C. Chan (as James Young)
Tom Douglass ... David Chase
Louis Ganapoler ... Mr. Smythe (as Lou Ganapoler)
Bob Carr ... CIA Chief
Bruce Sung ... Marco Lee
Steve Labounty ... Tito (as Steve LaBounty)
Barry Vane ... Dr. Olinsky (as Barry Fry)
Frank Pauchet ... Guard
Edwin Gilman ... Guard
Michael Forster ... Guard
Ken Moshesh ... Kidnapper
Nathan McGee ... Kidnapper
Susie Song Li ... Nurse
Summer Brown ... Ming
Bonnie Holiday ... Pleasure Lady (as Bonnie Chin)
Roahne Alexander ... Pleasure Lady
Sharon Thorpe ... Pleasure Lady
Donna Chrisaphina ... Pleasure Lady
Janet Ross ... Pleasure Lady
Tammy Van Upp ... Pleasure Lady
Todd Jones ... Pleasure Boy
Tyler Baylis ... Pleasure Boy
Lee Williams ... Pleasure Boy

69Otto69

Animated Title Sequence!!!!

MrLippz

Back in the '70s, when the line between the adult film industry and the mainstream movie industry was blurred a bit, a few "straight" actors like James Hong did non-sex roles. Cameron Mitchell was in DIXIE RAY, HOLLYWOOD STAR, and Aldo Ray appeared in SWEET SAVAGE. Sure,they did it for the money in the waning years of their careers, and for a time the porn producers, eager for legitimacy in Hollywood, were willing to pay extra bucks for some marketable names. By the early '80s, however, the mainstream industry had thoroughly segregated adult movies, and most mainstream actors avoided them thereafter.