Film Snail

6.1

Candy Goes to Hollywood

NC-17·1979·88m

Comedy

Summary

Bubble-brained Candy Christian travels to Hollywood to make it big and instead gets taken under the wing of a sleazy 'talent agent' bent on exploiting her for his own personal gain.

Cast

Carol Connors

Candy

Wendy O. Williams

Herself

John Leslie

Johnny Dooropener

Richard Pacheco

Chuck Bareass

Phaery Burd

J.P. Organ

Jack Birch

Rex P.

David Pinney

Jamie Close

Gary Grime

Johnny Farson

Turk Lyon

Samuel Goldicker

Delania Raffino

Samantha

Rhonda Jo Petty

Sarah Dawcett

Shadow Neva

Stripper

Desiree Cousteau

Hustler Magazine Centerfold (segment "Party Scene")

Sharon Kane

Aspiring Actress (segment "Party Scene")

John Wade

Doc Revenson (segment "Party Scene")

Dan Davis

Ed the Mann (segment "Party Scene")

Lou Lou Langdon

Heavy Lady (segment "Party Scene")

Rocky Briggs

Rocky Stallion (segment "Party Scene")

Nancy Hoffman

Buffet Table Girl (segment "Party Scene")

Karen Black

Girl with Ed the Mann (segment "Party Scene")

Patti Cakes

Girl with Rocky & J.P. (segment "Party Scene")

Marie Mosell

Third Girl (segment "Powder Room")

Robert Smith

Midget (segment "Dong Show")

Claire Buchay

Girl Outside Howard Johnson's

Gail Palmer

Cashier Outside Howard Johnson's

Crew

Director, Writer

Gail Palmer

Writer

T. James Write

Reviews

dennyjt

January 23, 2024

In this sequel, Connors seems even more simple-minded than before, but just as delectable and curvaceous. She arrives on Hollywood Boulevard, for some fine location shots, quickly being picked up by Leslie as a sleazy car dealer/hypnotist posing as an agent. He gets her a number of jobs, all involving her having sex with shady scumbags, while remaining oblivious to their motives. The best is a parody of “The Gong Show”, renamed “The Dong Show”. It all ends with a big orgy scene. Sex is frequent and explicit, but the scenes are straight forward without the gymnastics seen modern films. Again, the biggest plus is the leading lady who is again a stellar performer and beauty. The soundtrack this time is tragically non-stop disco.