Barbara Broadcast (1977)
Tune into Barbara Broadcast: where a celebrity call girl’s witty interview unfolds amid a Manhattan eatery serving gourmet dishes… and open-air orgasms on the side.
In this playful 1977 gem, world-famous liberated author and high-class escort Barbara Broadcast sits for a probing interview with eager journalist Roberta in a lavish hotel restaurant. While they chat casually about her success and sensual philosophy, the surreal “menu” delivers erotic specials prepared right at the tables—waiters, patrons, and staff diving into spontaneous, uninhibited couplings as if it’s just another course. The action spills beyond into a steamy kitchen liaison, a corporate office encounter, a nightclub fling, and a memorably intense bondage interlude, all laced with dry humor and effortless carnality that keeps the energy breezy rather than heavy.
Radley Metzger (working his hardcore alias Henry Paris) crafts it with his trademark elegance and artist’s eye for composition, turning hardcore into...
porno chic during the golden age of porn’s freewheeling late-’70s hedonism. Shot in stylish New York spots including the grand Olympia ballroom and restaurant at the Royal Manhattan Hotel, plus city offices and clubs, the film oozes sophisticated urban swagger with glowing lighting, witty editing, and a lush score that make every frame feel like high-end erotica. The vibe is pure light comedy of bad manners—surreal Buñuelian absurdity mixed with joyful, unapologetic sex, celebrating pleasure as casually as a fine meal.
Annette Haven steals every scene as the coolly alluring Barbara, her classic beauty, silky brunette locks, and poised, inviting body radiating confident sensuality; she moves and loves with refined heat, whether savoring oral delights, taking eager partners, or commanding the frame in explicit group and solo thrills that leave little to the imagination—full hardcore couplings, fluids, and passionate abandon delivered with style and zero shame.


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