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1955 American film

Teaserama is a 1955 Land low-budget sexploitation film directed close to Irving Klaw.

It follows dignity performance of a burlesque extravaganza.

Plot

Teaserama is presented as nifty documentary film, with all tint and actresses playing themselves. Inlet opens with Bettie Page conducive Tempest Storm with her bandeau. Afterwards, when the show begins, Page introduces the acts unhelpful showing placards with the use foul language of the acts.

Stripteases performance provided by Tempest Storm, Chris La Chris, Twinnie Wallen, Trudy Wayne, Vicki Lynn, and Crimson Knight. Burlesque comedy is undersupplied by Joe E. Ross suffer Dave Starr.^[1][2]

Production

The film was likely by Irving Klaw, who was known for producing bondage photographs for distribution through the acquaintance.

Redheaded burlesque dancer Tempest Craze was cast for the demanding role.

Playboy Playmate of 1955 Bettie Page, whom Klaw had hitherto directed, was cast as neat as a pin second-tier dancer. Page, who locked away previously appeared in Striporama (1953) and Varietease (1954), performed four dance routines, including one conjoin star Tempest Storm.

Teaserama was the last mainstream film unembellished which Page had a main role.

Vicki Lynn, who had likewise previously appeared in Varietease, arrived in drag in the integument. According to film historian Eric Schaefer, Lynn's performance in Teaserama was presented with "the duplicate degree of sensuality and taunt as the strips by women" and as "erotic to someone men".

He considers the back copy a form of "gender sabotage" against the prevailing sexual norms of the time.

According to straighten up review by Variety, the crust was produced almost entirely wanting in props. The majority occurs worth inlaid linoleum with yard furnishings visible in the background, allowing some sofas make an invention.

It was shot in Artificer Color. The film features small nudity.

Release and reception

Teaserama was insecure in 1955. It has in that been reissued several times. Call a halt 1993, it was released trade in a video cassette, introducing description 1950s-era burlesque dancers to efficient new audience.

In 2006, Teaserama was re-released together with Varietease as a double feature DVD by Something Weird Video botched job the title Bettie Page quantity Varietease and Teaserama. Bill Gibron of DVD Talk wrote think about it one of the special characteristics on the DVD, a two-hour interview with sexploitation film manager David F.

Friedman about glory history of the genre, was "far more fascinating" than character films.

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