is it true that a goverment official republican i think starred in the movie
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bigbadwolf16669 Deactivated User
387 Posts 6/04
Posted - Jun 27 2004 : 5:45PM
there already was 2 behind the green door movies maybe a third movie behind the green door ? the first one was with the mitchell bros and the second one with somebody else
demicomix.com Carnal Comics - True Stories of Adult Film Stars 105 Posts 6/04
Posted - Aug 30 2004 : 6:31PM
Missy Manners (the star of Behind The Green Door 2) worked for Orin Hatch, the Senator of Utah. Missy did the video as a protest against the Meese Commisssion. Missy wanted it to be known that not all Republicans are against porn. There is an article about Missy in Playboy's January of 1987 issue. In the article, Missy said that there "were some wild women working for the Republican National Committee." According to Missy, an orgy took place that she didn't participate in. Missy didn't show her wild side when she was part of Hatch's staff. For a period of time, Missy was a girlfriend of Artie Mitchell.
It’s very different – make that quasi-bizarre. Green Door was a serious attempt to shock the audience (and they were shocked back then). The sequel is much lighter. Full of one liners and difficult to follow at times. It is, to an extent, an attempt to persuade people to engage in safe sex. The major impetus being aids. If you watch it and pay close attention, you’ll see a homosexual act being performed – or at least acted out. This happens during other of shots of a sex club where the performers and audience engage in a wide range of sexual activity and fetishes from the mythical (satyr and damsel) to sex with large women.
Maybe the best way to describe it is an art film about a sex club and its patrons with a very strong didactic undercurrent concerning STDs.
I'd agree that while the first one is the classic, the second one is more of an attempt at humor and some light-hearted sex. Missy Manners is certainly no Marilyn Chambers, but she looked more than sexy enough. Also, be careful about lumping conservatives and Republicans together. There are many moderates in the Republican party, especially now I'd say with the ultraconservative movement alienating even regular conservatives.