- Carla Calò uncredited, non-sex, plays Betty, executor of the will
- Guia Lauri Filzi as Guia Lauri, plays Laura, the billionaire
- Marcella Petrelli as Marcella Petri, non-sex, plays Liz, one of the two American cousins
- Marina Hedman as Marina Lotar, plays Yvette
- Sabrina Mastrolorenzi plays Rosina, Quinto's girlfriend
- Sandy Samuel plays the other American cousin
- Sonia Bennett plays Yvonne
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- Alfonso Gaita plays Massimo, the count
- Giuseppe Curia plays Quinto, the count's secretary
- Erminio Bianchi Fasani, as Erminio Bianchi, plays Gianluca, the choreographer
- Giuseppe Cardone, uncredited, plays Giuseppe, Rosina's father
Count Massimo, who is always broke, helped by his secretary, Quinto, tries to open a nightclub. Nymphomaniac dancers Yvette and Yvonne, choreographed by Gianluca, are intended to be the main attraction. The venture fails, but a billionaire, Laura, proposes marriage to the count, attracted by his title. Massimo is saved from marriage and financial ruin by an unexpected inheritance from a rich American uncle. However, a condition of the will is that he looks after two young, female and sexy American cousins. Film information updated with help from Franco Grattarola & Andrea Napoli, Luce Rossa. La nascita e le prime fasi del cinema pornografico italiano, Roma: Ed. Iacobelli, 2014, p. 267, from which the synopsis of the story is adapted. |