mjello <non.compos@ment.is> wrote in news:XnsA5513D091143trastrastras@
69.16.179.26:
> Lust and Fever look a lot alike - perhaps identical or nearly so - but
> the credits are much different. (The "Fever" date credit is 1982.) My
> sense of it is that whatever differences there are probably happened
> when Hal Freeman took over the distribution of Fever.
Another possible explanation for the Fever version is that somebody
tumbled to the fact that Carlos Tobalina had already released an
"Interlude of Lust" (in c1981) that was probably playing in theaters. At
least in his theaters. Although Liz Renay and Mai Lin somehow got conned
into being in it, the rest of the cast is unks (at least to me) - Karen
Hall, Bill Gretan, Leon Marlow, Bruce Norton, Freddy Kohn, Dan Boulder,
Dottie Burden, Marvin Ellis, Gale Rosen, Ron Hunt, Kathy C. Smith,
Margarita Sierra, Sandy Hunter, Susan Page, Al Tampa, Art Collins.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0197588/combined
But then you're stuck with the fact that both Interludes stayed in
circulation, Freeman/Filmco picking up the Steckler and Caballero the
Tobalina, while Fever dropped out of sight.
Unfortunately, all the credits have been stripped off the Tobalina
version I found, IMDB informs me that it was released in Portugal in
1987, hotmovies dotcom tells me that it was directed by Hal Freeman, and
most of the people who could tell you what any of that was all about are
now dead.
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