Supervixens 1975 : Uschi Digard | Colleen Brennan | The Making of a 70's Cult Masterpiece
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Supervixens 1975 : Uschi Digard | Colleen Brennan | The Making of a 70's Cult Masterpiece
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Retro Cinema History & Icon Biographies
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In 1975, one filmmaker walked into the California desert with $100,000
and walked out with $8 million at the box office without a single studio.
This is the untold story of Supervixens (1975) Russ Meyer's most
commercially explosive comeback film, and the Golden Age classic that
critics couldn't agree on, censors couldn't contain, and audiences
absolutely could not ignore.
In this documentary deep-dive, we tell the full story:
▸ RUSS MEYER The WWII combat cameraman turned indie filmmaker
who built an entire studio empire without Hollywood's permission.
▸ USCHI DIGARD The multilingual European icon (8 languages) who
became Meyer's greatest muse and turned down every offer to
cross into explicit territory throughout her entire career.
▸ COLLEEN BRENNAN (Sharon Kelly) The fiery redhead who, in a
single year (1975), appeared in Supervixens, Shampoo (Warren Beatty),
AND Hustle (Burt Reynolds) and went on to become the most
award-winning female performer of her generation.
Plus: The Bruce Springsteen connection nobody talks about. The Nazi
satire buried inside the film. And why, 50 years later, Supervixens
is still being restored, re-released, and rediscovered.
This is Golden Age cinema history told the way it deserves to be.
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