The Opening of Misty Beethoven

The Opening of Misty Beethoven

Release: 1976 | Community Score: 66%

Inspired by My Fair Lady, this interpretation of Pygmalion is about a sexologist who attempts to transform Misty from a hooker into sensuous instrument of passion. Misty's big test is to seduce a homosexual artist, but during her training the relationship between Misty and her doctor grows.

Cast

Constance Money

Constance Money

Misty Beethoven
Jamie Gillis

Jamie Gillis

Dr. Seymour Love
Jacqueline Beudant

Jacqueline Beudant

Geraldine Rich
Terri Hall

Terri Hall

Tanya
Ras Kean

Ras Kean

Lawrence Layman
Gloria Leonard

Gloria Leonard

Barbara
Casey Donovan

Casey Donovan

Jacque Beudant
Mary Stuart

Mary Stuart

Flight Attendant with Cigar
Jenny Baxter

Jenny Baxter

First Flight Attendant
Tia von Davis

Tia von Davis

Pilot's Wife
Nancy Dare

Nancy Dare

Blonde Maid
Marlene Willoughby

Marlene Willoughby

Final Maid with Seymour
Lorraine Alraune

Lorraine Alraune

Flight Attendant on Phone (uncredited)
Peter Andrews

Peter Andrews

Servant with Slicked Hair (uncredited)
Terry Austin

Terry Austin

Brothel Customer - Striped Shirt (uncredited)
Ursula Austin

Ursula Austin

Prostitute with Striped-Shirt Guy (uncredited)
Michael Gaunt

Michael Gaunt

Geraldine's Male Prostitute (uncredited)
Grover Griffith

Grover Griffith

NYC Gossip Without Beard (uncredited)
Jeffrey Hurst

Jeffrey Hurst

Servant Shaking Head (uncredited)
Bonnie Karrin

Bonnie Karrin

Makeup Artist in Blue (uncredited)
Mark Margolis

Mark Margolis

Unhappy Guy on Plane (uncredited)
Rocky Millstone

Rocky Millstone

Servant with Orange Carnation (uncredited)
Ian Morley

Ian Morley

First Guy in Limousine (uncredited)
Max Packs

Max Packs

Alfredo Spontini (uncredited)
Michael Ronds

Michael Ronds

Servant with Geraldine (uncredited)
Beth Rosen

Beth Rosen

Shortest Maid / Various Audience Members (uncredited)
Joann Sterling

Joann Sterling

Back-Row Blonde at Ballet (uncredited)
Crystal Sync

Crystal Sync

Brunette Maid with Geraldine (uncredited)
David Williams

David Williams

Orally Serviced Guy on Plane / Theater Patron (uncredited)