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Finders Keepers, Lovers Weepers


1968       Directed by Russ Meyer

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In today's market, the films of Russ Meyer prevail with an almost forthright innocence. Down the street, in the plusher first run houses, date-night collegiate have come to expect the implicit, plot-padding scenes of cunnilingus and fellatio, a cynical attitude that carefully avoids the censorial pitfalls of an exposed nipple, even a recent example of a lesbian masturbating, in a large share of features from major studios or their side door subsidiaries. Meyer knows his audience, that agglomeration which can't get enough of that wonderful stuff-or presumably is not-and he socks it to them, the flesh, fantasy and action, unencumbered by parlor analysis or suburban sociology.
It happens in bed, in showers, on pool tables, in swimming pools, yet the couplings are more conventional than exotic, presented with relatively discreet candor. This sex is an equalizer which presents miscegenation without tract or trauma. A medical manual would provide greater stimulation, but not at all so entertainingly. "Finders Keepers, Lovers Weepers!' an Eve production, is

not for the more discriminating, nor does it cheat the less discriminating, for whom it was conceived. Foregoing judgment or knowledge of any sector of its audience appeal, the film is not in itself unhealthy.
It has been produced with technical proficiency, adequate performances, beautiful if somewhat overly professional bodies, and restraint against taking itself too seriously. Eve Meyer was executive producer, Russ Meyer produced, directed, photographed, co-edited and wrote the story on which Richard Zachary's screenplay is based. It is a well-made entry for the androgen auditoriums. and will be a profitable venture, as planned.
The story centers on the dalliance of Paul Lockwood, owner of a topless tavern, on a single, highly climactic evening. Lured to the establishment of Lavelle Roby to sample the arts of new recruit Jan Sinclair, he returns home drunk and disorderly to be greeted by the usual rebuke from his wife, Anne Chapman, an overdeveloped young woman who holds her eyes in a perpetual upward gaze, like a plastic madonna.
When he has his way with her, you know, she takes off, literally, for the club to replace a defecting go-go dancer and succumbs to the overtures of barkeep Gordon Wescourt. Thus, the triangle gets involved in a robbery attempt by Duncan McLeod and Robert Rudelson, who have been waiting in the men's room for the pub to close and the rutting to subside.
The production, almost exclusively interior, is slick and Meyer employs contemporary tilts and fast inter-cuts of memory in keeping with current film fashion. For those who do not attend for routine plotting and workmanlike delineation, there are protracted camera studies of bobbing bosoms and derrieres in revealing yet attractive costumes by Herberté. The Eastmancolor cinematography by Meyer processed by Perfect Labs, is suitably garish. Other technical credits are quite professional.
Igo Kantor's score makes use of interludes from the recorded classics. One sexual encounter, intercut with diffused eruptions of the Music Center fountains, is played against 'A Mighty Fortress Is Our Cod" The 18th Rachmaninoff-Paganini variation is used as the prelude love theme for Miss Roby. The original connective passages are dramatically sound.
McLeod and Lockwood take whatever performance honors there are with believable involvement in the skeletal plot, while Wescourt adds a natural, comic touch to his role as the good-natured interloper. Miss Roby moves with feline grace and handles her role capably while Miss Chapman tends to be posey when she isn't taking it off and tossing it about.




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Pressbook 12x14 single-sided folded




Finders Keepers, Lovers Weepers

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Cast

Anne Chapman
Paul Lockwood
Gordon Wescourt
Duncan McLeod
Robert Rudelson
Lavelle Roby
Jan Sinclair
Joey Ouprez
Pam Collins,
John Furlong
Nick Wolcuff
Vickie Roberts
Michael Roberts


Credits

Executive producer ....................... Eve Meyer
Producer-director-photography ....................... Russ Meyer
Associate producer ....................... Anthony James Ryan
Screenplay ....................... Richard Zachary
Based on a story by ....................... Russ Meyer
Music ....................... Igo Kantor
Sound ....................... Richard Brummer
Film editors ....................... Russ Meyer,Richard Brummer
Assistant director ....................... George Costello
Eastmancolor by ....................... Perfect


(Running time - 71 minutes)
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