A man married to a nymphomaniac tries wife-swapping to satisfy her desires and ends up falling for the timid, sex-phobic female half of the couple he chooses for this.
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Joseph V. Perry as Bob
Georgetta Giles as Helen
Maureen Conway as Myra
Louis Martini as Mark
Marlene Eck as Ilsa
Darlene Bennett as Girl at Party
Gigi Darlene as Girl at Party
Gertrude Cross as (voice)
L and the F Trailer
United States 08 April 1965
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