The Amazing Mary Millington

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It's no exaggeration to say that by the late-1970s only two British actors could be guaranteed to successfully open a movie: one was Roger Moore, the other was Mary Millington. Written with the full co-operation of her friends and family, Come Play With Me provides the truth behind the myth of Mary Millington. In April 1997, Medusa Pictures released the film on VHS as part of their "X-Films of the Saucy 70s" series (the first release to put the film into a retro/historic context). Nevertheless, Come Play With Me still stands as one of the longest-running films in British movie history. While Millington’s popularity and Sullivan’s relentless publicity campaign are without doubt what made the film a success, Come Play with Me remains a peculiarly Harrison Marks concoction, with Marks’ background as a photographer of nudes, his love of old-style British music hall comedy, and his heavy drinking adding much to the film's overall character.

No such caveats for the last major feature film in this collection, Confessions Of The David Galaxy Affair. Between 1975 and 1982, there was always at least one of Millington's films playing in London's West End. A blue plaque on the site of the former Moulin Cinema in Great Windmill Street, Soho, commemorates its 201-week run there, which is listed in the Guinness Book Of World Records as the longest-running screening in British cinema history.

Born illegitimate, neglected as an ugly duckling child, she first began to blossom as a designer, then slipped into glamour modelling before becoming Britain's most famous adult movie star in such flms as "Come Play With Me" and "Playbirds". The film subsequently made its internet debut on 26 July 2008 at the (now defunct) site ZDD Visual Explosion.

Sex is My Business was considered something of a lost film until a Super 8 print was located and privately transferred to DVD in 2008. Millington has been described as one of the "two hottest British sex film stars of the seventies", the other being Fiona Richmond. Miss Bohrloch won the Golden Phallus Award at the Wet Dream Festival held in November 1970 in Amsterdam.Hiding out at a stately home being run as a health farm, they find it is almost entirely staffed by sexy young women.

These would have appeared towards the end of the film; however, in the event all traces of hardcore sex were cut from these scenes in the pre-release stage, and the explicit footage went missing soon afterward.Klein (1899–1973), [5] Mary was bullied at school owing to being illegitimate, and she suffered from low self-esteem throughout her childhood and teenage years. In April 1978, Millington and fellow Come Play With Me actress Suzy Mandel took part in a publicity stunt for the anniversary of the opening of the film at the Moulin Cinema, posing in lingerie on the cinema's marquee. Come Play with Me is a 1977 British softcore pornographic film, starring Mary Millington and directed by George Harrison Marks.