The Lustful Turk (trailer)

In the language of Shakespeare, Dickens, and Faulkner, but three books in four centuries have been so voraciously devoured, yet so roundly denounced by and vehemently denied to the English-speaking populations, the charming and delightful Fanny Hill, the barrier-breaking Lady Chatterley's lover.

And a book first published anonymously in London in 1828 that could not be printed or publicly sold in the United States until the present decade. It is entitled The Lustful Turk. In his constant search for new material of interest to adult theater audiences, America's This fearless young showman set out to transform this notorious English erotic classic into

a film that has been described by the more enlightened critics as the monumental achievement in adult motion pictures. Budgeted at many times the average cost of the typical adults only movie. The lustful turt went before the color cameras on the sound stages of one of Hollywood's principal studios.

measures were crippled to keep out all but those directly connected with the production, or never before had such a film been shot on a major lot. No expense was spared, no detail of accuracy was overlooked, even down to lane, authentic oriental runs on the massive sense.

After months of exhaustive research, the transmutation of an archaic narrative novel into a modern visual screenplay. The construction of exact replicas of the palaces of potentates. A talent search that yielded from a field of 69 anxious, eager, beautiful young starlets. The sixth considered exciting enough and willing to undertake the demanding and want and roles. Rehearsals, costume fittings, filming, editing,

composing, arranging, and playing a symphonic musical background. The performance of the myriad magical arts and sciences that comprise the making of a motion picture by scores of skilled and dedicated technicians. It was done. And now, you, if you are of the legal age of this community, You'll see the monumental achievement in adult motion pictures, the lustful turf.