Nymph (1973 film)
Nymph is a 1973 sexploitation film[1] directed by William Dear, in his feature film directorial debut.[2]
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| Directed by | William Dear |
| Produced by | Tom Blanchard |
| Written by | Kensinger Jones |
| Cinematography | Patrick Craigen |
| Edited by | Chuck Wharton |
| Distributed by | Jack H. Harris Enterprises, Inc. |
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Running time | 80 minutes |
| Country | United States |
Cast
- Peggy Kramer as C.J.
- Burton Dunning as Tommy Harris
- Jack Donachie as Carl Harris
- Bob Charlton as Pat Armistead
- Henry A. Houston as Bob Neely
- Ed Oldani as Dick
- Jim Marsh as Ed
- Russ Blanchard as Len
- John Garrett as Mac
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References
- Whittaker, Richard (2014-07-30). "William Dear Says Freedom, R.I.P. Biker tale 'The Northville Cemetery Massacre' revs at Weird Wednesday - Screens". The Austin Chronicle. Retrieved 2018-05-21.
- "Nymph (1973) directed by William Dear • Film + cast • Letterboxd". Letterboxd.com. Retrieved 2018-05-21.
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