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Electric Blue weren't around in the 60's or 70's (if its the same Electric Blue I am thinking of) but it is true she started her film career in a soft porn flick:

"Her first big film role came in 1971 in a soft porn movie, Games That Lovers Play (she bitterly regrets her early screen nudity now, dismissing it as prurient and exploitative). The film was made around the same time that she had a two-month fling with Rod Stewart (she left him after he failed to turn up on a date, having, as he put it, 'got caught up with some tart')."

crofter wrote:

> Electric Blue weren't around in the 60's or 70's (if its the
> same Electric Blue I am thinking of) but it is true she started
> her film career in a soft porn flick:
>
> "Her first big film role came in 1971 in a soft porn movie,
> Games That Lovers Play (she bitterly regrets her early screen
> nudity now, dismissing it as prurient and exploitative). The
> film was made around the same time that she had a two-month
> fling with Rod Stewart (she left him after he failed to turn up
> on a date, having, as he put it, 'got caught up with some
> tart')."
>
>
>
planeterotica wrote:

Electric Blue first started to release films in 1980 but a lot of the content was shot a decade or so earlier and that is why you can find Joanna Lumley on one of their labels, and i can remember the film being a big seller in Soho Sex shops at the time, and allthough Joanna only done what today is termed as soft porn it was considered more taboo back then than R18s are today , remember Mary Whitehouse and Lord Longford !wink!