Aram Katcher as Tyrone Uschi Digart as Supersoul Mary Gavin as Very Big Blonde Stuart Lancaster as Man From Small Town Usa Russ Meyer as Himself Production Meyer said the film was a spoof of Our Town. The film was co-written by Roger Ebert who wanted to use a pseudonym. Meyer made the film for $300,000. He said he kept the cost down by doing "everything to scale. You edit it yourself, you co-write it, you coscore it, you're your own cameraman, producer, director, and you cast the picture. You shoot it in the front room of your house. I bought a house that had a 28-foot ceiling, and we built the sets in the house, because it was scaled in such a way. I wanted to photograph it myself, because it was a kind of umbilical cord, to see what was happening before you said, "Print it"." Meyer said a lot of the lines were looped. Natividad "because of the shit-kicker style, worked with Bob Easton, who is a very good dialect coach" and because June Mack "spoke without any trace of accent... we hired a girl who had formerly come from Mississippi to dub her voice." Reception Meyer said the film was his favourite because he was dating Natividad at the time. "We just did it in between," he recalled, "the very thing that I always said, 'No, Meyer, you shouldn't fool around, all those vital juices will be spread about.' But no, instead we just did it all the time. I mean, we shot inside, and we'd forgo lunch and have sex–wonderful, riotous, noisy sex… laughing and scratching. Yeah, that was fun. That really worked out wonderfully." References Bibliography External links RM Films 1970s sex comedy films Films directed by Russ Meyer American sexploitation films 1979 films American sex comedy films 1970s English-language films Films with screenplays by Russ Meyer Films with screenplays by Roger Ebert 1979 comedy films Roger Ebert Works by Roger Ebert Siskel and Ebert 1970s American films