Laugh Out Loud with British Sex Comedies
Take a fun trip through British sex comedies. These films are full of lively stories about unhappy housewives, flirty au pairs, and wild adventures. You can enjoy the funny scenes in "Confessions of a Window Cleaner" and the naughty fun in "Adventures of a Private Eye". They show a unique side of British cinema. Come with us as we explore the charm and are important of these playful classics.
Impact and Legacy
British sex comedies have had a big impact on British pop culture and the film industry. They started with some controversy but grew into cult classics. These films have led to important conversations and pushed boundaries. With a mix of slapstick comedy, titillation, and funny adventures, they still shape modern comedy. Directors like Michael Armstrong and Pete Walker changed the rules and brought a new style to British cinema. Their work remains influential, mixing humor and boldness that keeps audiences interested.
Explore the Best British Sex Comedies
Join a fun ride in the exciting world of British sex comedies. These films show the silly adventures of naughty nurses and the funny moments with cheeky au pairs. You will see frustrated housewives, busty barmaids, and flirty secretaries as they explore their wishes on screen.
School for Sex (1968)
Cult British filmmaker Pete Walker directed the highly successful sex comedy School for Sex, which set box office records in London’s West End. The 'X'-rated film starred popular models of that era such as Françoise Pascal, Cathy Howard, and Nicola Austine.
The Misadventures of Rosie Dixon Night Nurse
Diving into British sex comedies reveals "Rosie Dixon Night Nurse" Debbie Ash, a member of the dance group Hot Gossip, appeared alongside her sister Leslie Ash who portrays Natalie, Rosie's sister. It is a funny film packed with silly jokes and a bit of excitement check out thisYoutube Clip
Confessions of a Window Cleaner
One of the most well-known and successful British sex films of its time, it was also the highest-grossing British film in 1974. Along with its sequels in the Confessions series, it gave rise to another series of films starting with Adventures of a Taxi Driver (1976). The movie catapulted Robin Askwith to stardom in the UK. Despite being a commercial success in the British sexploitation genre, critics strongly criticized it as cheap and indecent.
Emmanuelle in Soho
Set in London’s infamous red-light district, Emmanuelle in Soho reveals the scandalous world of underground striptease performances, adult filmmakers, and the notorious 'casting couch'. Ambitious Emmanuelle (Angie Quick) is determined to achieve stardom, even if it means working with London's most disreputable porn agent. Produced by David 'Come Play with Me' Sullivan, Emmanuelle in Soho showcases the stunning Julie Lee supported by a group of stunning women, including memorable appearances by Linzi Drew and Marie Harper.
The Playbirds (1978)
Mary Millington, a legendary actress, portrays a seductive policewoman who goes undercover in the shady realm of pornography to uncover a murderer preying on the stunning models of Playbirds magazine. To reveal the killer's identity, Mary takes a risky step by engaging in a relationship with wealthy publisher Harry Dougan (played by Alan Lake), jeopardizing both her life and reputation.
Come Play with Me (1977)
" The longest running british sex comedy ever" Released in April 1977 amidst tabloid controversy, Come Play with Me is considered the most famous British sex comedy. Directed by George Harrison Marks, and Starring Mary Millington the X-rated film follows two elderly counterfeiters seeking refuge at a health farm where they encounter lustful nurses offering special treatments. Starring renowned actors including Irene Handl, Alfie Bass, and Ronald Fraser, the movie features a cast of glamorous actresses such as Suzy Mandel, Anna Bergman, (Ingmar Bergmans daughter)Sue Longhurst, and Nicola Austine, setting the stage for a sizzling story.
Eskimo Nell
Eskimo Nell (also known as The Ballad of Eskimo Nell) is a 1975 British sex comedy starring Roy Kinnear and Christopher Timothy. Produced by Stanley Long, the movie was inspired by "The Ballad of Eskimo Nell" Long referred to it as his definitive statement on sex films. The film's characters are inspired by real personalities of the time. Lady Longhorn and Lord Coltwind represent Mary Whitehouse and Lord Longford. Mary Millington, using her married name Mary Maxted, has a small role as a stripping traffic warden.
Au Pair Girls
Get ready for a fun trip into the world of 'Au Pair Girls.' A British sex comedy film from 1972 directed by Val Guest, featuring Gabrielle Drake, Astrid Frank, Me Me Lai, and Nancie Wait.There are lots of slapstick comedy moments and a bit of teasing fun. The mix of their worlds leads to crazy and funny experiences. This ride is full of cultural bloopers and amusing adventures.
What the Swedish Butler Saw (1973)
A Victorian aristocrat (Ole Soltoft) buys a former madhouse and converts it into a love nest for seducing Alice (Sue Longhurst – Come Play with Me) the object of his affections, unaware that Jack the Ripper lives in secret passages lining the building! After receiving the help of a brothel Madame (Diana Dors – Adventures of a Taxi Driver) he tries to seduce Alice with hypnotism, aphrodisiacs and various mechanical devices.
Adventures of a Taxi Driver
In Stanley Long's trilogy of British sex comedies, cabbie Joe (played by Barry Evand from Mind Your Language) picks up women in "Adventures of a Taxi Driver" (1975), assistant Bob helps a model in "Adventures of a Private Eye" (1977), and plumber Sid gets into trouble in "Adventures of a Plumber's Mate" (1978).
Confessions of a Sex Maniac (1974)
Explore the exciting world of "Confessions of a Sex Maniac " Roger Lloyd Pack, known for his roles in BBC1's Only Fools and Horses and The Vicar of Dibley, portrays Henry, a budding architect assigned to create a new leisure center. With the help of his attractive and highly competent secretary Hilary (played by Vicki Hodge), Henry decides to base the design of the building on a large breast. In his pursuit of the ideal shape, he evaluates various beautiful women, such as 70s' icons Cherri Gilham, Ava Cadell, and Monika Ringwald.
Simon Sheridan
Thanks to the the Channel 4 documentary Saucy secrets of the British Sex comedy explores the portrayal of nudity in 1970s British sex comedies and its impact on audience numbers, while also delving into the darker aspects of the industry. Written by Simon Sheridan who is a well-known broadcaster and filmmaker. He looks closely at the more daring sides of British pop culture.