Lorna (film) - Revision history

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External links

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	* {{cite web \|url=http://www.allmovie.com/cg/avg.dll?p=avg&sql=1:70483\|title=Lorna (plot synopsis)\|accessdate=August 9, 2008\|last=Beldin\|first=Fred\|publisher=All Movie Guide\|language=English}}		* {{cite web \|url=http://www.allmovie.com/cg/avg.dll?p=avg&sql=1:70483\|title=Lorna (plot synopsis)\|accessdate=August 9, 2008\|last=Beldin\|first=Fred\|publisher=All Movie Guide\|language=English}}
	* {{cite web \|url=http://www.allmovie.com/cg/avg.dll?p=avg&sql=1:70483~T1\|title=Lorna (review)\|accessdate=August 9, 2008\|last=Beldin\|first=Fred\|publisher=All Movie Guide\|language=English}}		* {{cite web \|url=http://www.allmovie.com/cg/avg.dll?p=avg&sql=1:70483~T1\|title=Lorna (review)\|accessdate=August 9, 2008\|last=Beldin\|first=Fred\|publisher=All Movie Guide\|language=English}}
			* {{wikipedia}}

	==References==		==References==
	{{reflist}}		{{reflist}}
	[[Category:Russ Meyer films]]		[[Category:Russ Meyer films]]
	[[Category:Films]]		[[Category:Films]]

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Cast

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	* [[Lorna Maitland]] ... Lorna<ref>{{cite book \|last=Krafsur\|first=Richard P.\|title=The American Film Institute Catalog of Motion Pictures; Feature Films 1961-70\|year=1976\|publisher=R.R. Bowker Company\|location=New York & London\|isbn=0-8352-0440-5\|chapter=Lorna\|page=p.630}}</ref>		* [[Lorna Maitland]] ... Lorna<ref>{{cite book \|last=Krafsur\|first=Richard P.\|title=The American Film Institute Catalog of Motion Pictures; Feature Films 1961-70\|year=1976\|publisher=R.R. Bowker Company\|location=New York & London\|isbn=0-8352-0440-5\|chapter=Lorna\|page=p.630}}</ref>
	* Mark Bradley ... fugitive		* Mark Bradley ... fugitive
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	* Franklin H. Bolger		* Franklin H. Bolger
	* Ken Parker		* Ken Parker
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	==External links==		==External links==

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	'''Lorna''' is a [[1964]] film directed by [[Russ Meyer]].<ref>Infobox data from {{cite book\|last=Frasier\|first=David K.\|year=1998\|title=Russ Meyer : The Life and Films : A Biography and A Comprehensive, Illustrated, and Annotated Filmography and Bibliography\|publisher=McFarland & Co\|location=Jefferson, N.C.\|id=ISBN 0-7864-0472-8\|pages=p. 204}}</ref> After ''[[The Immoral Mr. Teas]]'' ([[1959]]), ''Lorna'' was the second breakthrough film of Meyer's career, ushering in a new period in his filmmaking style.<ref>Frasier (1998), p. 4.</ref> Film scholars consider ''Lorna'' to be the first "roughie",<ref>Frasier (1998), p. 7.</ref> the genre of American film which took over the sexploitation market from the "nudie cuties" in the mid- to late- 1960s.<ref>{{cite book\|last=Moledski\|first=Tania\|year=2007\|editor=Jeffrey Sconce\|title=Sleaze Artists: Cinema at the Margins of Taste, Style, and Politics\|chapter=Women's Cinema as Counterphobic Cinema: Doris Wishman as the Last Auteur\|publisher=Duke University Press\|location=Durham and London\|id=ISBN 0-7864-0472-8\|pages=p. 49}}</ref>		'''Lorna''' is a [[1964]] film directed by [[Russ Meyer]].<ref>Infobox data from {{cite book\|last=Frasier\|first=David K.\|year=1998\|title=Russ Meyer : The Life and Films : A Biography and A Comprehensive, Illustrated, and Annotated Filmography and Bibliography\|publisher=McFarland & Co\|location=Jefferson, N.C.\|id=ISBN 0-7864-0472-8\|pages=p. 204}}</ref> After ''[[The Immoral Mr. Teas]]'' ([[1959]]), ''Lorna'' was the second breakthrough film of Meyer's career, ushering in a new period in his filmmaking style.<ref>Frasier (1998), p. 4.</ref> Film scholars consider ''Lorna'' to be the first "roughie",<ref>Frasier (1998), p. 7.</ref> the genre of American film which took over the sexploitation market from the "nudie cuties" in the mid- to late- 1960s.<ref>{{cite book\|last=Moledski\|first=Tania\|year=2007\|editor=Jeffrey Sconce\|title=Sleaze Artists: Cinema at the Margins of Taste, Style, and Politics\|chapter=Women's Cinema as Counterphobic Cinema: Doris Wishman as the Last Auteur\|publisher=Duke University Press\|location=Durham and London\|id=ISBN 0-7864-0472-8\|pages=p. 49}}</ref> Shot mainly on the small main street that runs through the town of Locke, California in September 1963, this was Meyer's first film in 35 mm. It was Meyer's first film to employ a dramatic storyline, the most expensive film he had filmed to date, and the first of three films Meyer filmed with [[Lorna Maitland]]. Though the film was prosecuted for obscenity in Maryland, Pennsylvania and Florida, it became a major success at drive-ins, downtown theaters, and even made appearances at art-house cinemas. Author and director William Rotsler said of this film, "with ''Lorna'' Meyer established the formula that made him rich and famous, the formula of people filmed at top hate, top lust, top heavy."<ref>*{{cite book\|author= McDonough, Jimmy\|year=2005\|title=Big bosoms and square jaws : the biography of Russ Meyer, king of the sex film\|publisher=Jonathan Cape\|location=London\|isbn=0-224-07250-1}}, p.138</ref>
	Shot mainly on the small main street that runs through the town of Locke, California in September 1963, this was Meyer's first film in 35 mm. It was Meyer's first film to employ a dramatic storyline, the most expensive film he had filmed to date, and the first of three films Meyer filmed with [[Lorna Maitland]]. Though the film was prosecuted for obscenity in Maryland, Pennsylvania and Florida, it became a major success at drive-ins, downtown theaters, and even made appearances at art-house cinemas. Author and director William Rotsler said of this film, "with ''Lorna'' Meyer established the formula that made him rich and famous, the formula of people filmed at top hate, top lust, top heavy."<ref>*{{cite book\|author= McDonough, Jimmy\|year=2005\|title=Big bosoms and square jaws : the biography of Russ Meyer, king of the sex film\|publisher=Jonathan Cape\|location=London\|isbn=0-224-07250-1}}, p.138</ref>

	== Plot ==		== Plot ==

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	'''''Lorna''''' is a 1964 film directed by [[Russ Meyer]].<ref>Infobox data from {{cite book\|last=Frasier\|first=David K.\|year=1998\|title=Russ Meyer : The Life and Films : A Biography and A Comprehensive, Illustrated, and Annotated Filmography and Bibliography\|publisher=McFarland & Co\|location=Jefferson, N.C.\|id=ISBN 0-7864-0472-8\|pages=p. 204}}</ref> After ''[[The Immoral Mr. Teas]]'' ([[1959]]), ''Lorna'' was the second breakthrough film of Meyer's career, ushering in a new period in his filmmaking style.<ref>Frasier (1998), p. 4.</ref> Film scholars consider ''Lorna'' to be the first "roughie",<ref>Frasier (1998), p. 7.</ref> the genre of American film which took over the sexploitation market from the "nudie cuties" in the mid- to late- 1960s.<ref>{{cite book\|last=Moledski\|first=Tania\|year=2007\|editor=Jeffrey Sconce\|title=Sleaze Artists: Cinema at the Margins of Taste, Style, and Politics\|chapter=Women's Cinema as Counterphobic Cinema: Doris Wishman as the Last Auteur\|publisher=Duke University Press\|location=Durham and London\|id=ISBN 0-7864-0472-8\|pages=p. 49}}</ref>		'''Lorna''' is a [[1964]] film directed by [[Russ Meyer]].<ref>Infobox data from {{cite book\|last=Frasier\|first=David K.\|year=1998\|title=Russ Meyer : The Life and Films : A Biography and A Comprehensive, Illustrated, and Annotated Filmography and Bibliography\|publisher=McFarland & Co\|location=Jefferson, N.C.\|id=ISBN 0-7864-0472-8\|pages=p. 204}}</ref> After ''[[The Immoral Mr. Teas]]'' ([[1959]]), ''Lorna'' was the second breakthrough film of Meyer's career, ushering in a new period in his filmmaking style.<ref>Frasier (1998), p. 4.</ref> Film scholars consider ''Lorna'' to be the first "roughie",<ref>Frasier (1998), p. 7.</ref> the genre of American film which took over the sexploitation market from the "nudie cuties" in the mid- to late- 1960s.<ref>{{cite book\|last=Moledski\|first=Tania\|year=2007\|editor=Jeffrey Sconce\|title=Sleaze Artists: Cinema at the Margins of Taste, Style, and Politics\|chapter=Women's Cinema as Counterphobic Cinema: Doris Wishman as the Last Auteur\|publisher=Duke University Press\|location=Durham and London\|id=ISBN 0-7864-0472-8\|pages=p. 49}}</ref>
			Shot mainly on the small main street that runs through the town of Locke, California in September 1963, this was Meyer's first film in 35 mm. It was Meyer's first film to employ a dramatic storyline, the most expensive film he had filmed to date, and the first of three films Meyer filmed with [[Lorna Maitland]]. Though the film was prosecuted for obscenity in Maryland, Pennsylvania and Florida, it became a major success at drive-ins, downtown theaters, and even made appearances at art-house cinemas. Author and director William Rotsler said of this film, "with ''Lorna'' Meyer established the formula that made him rich and famous, the formula of people filmed at top hate, top lust, top heavy."<ref>*{{cite book\|author= McDonough, Jimmy\|year=2005\|title=Big bosoms and square jaws : the biography of Russ Meyer, king of the sex film\|publisher=Jonathan Cape\|location=London\|isbn=0-224-07250-1}}, p.138</ref>

			== Plot ==
			The publicity to ''Lorna'' exclaimed: "Without artistic surrender, without compromise, without question or apology, an important motion picture was produced: LORNA-- a woman too much for one man."

			One of Meyer's early, rural gothic films, the story involves Lorna, an unsatisfied young wife married to Jim, a worker at a salt mine who spends his evenings studying to become a CPA. When Lorna is raped by an escaped convict, her frustrated sexuality is awakened. She begins inviting the stranger to her home while Jim works. After being teased by his co-workers at the salt mine, Jim returns home and discovers Lorna's unfaithfulness.

	==Cast==		==Cast==

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	'''''Lorna''''' is a 1964 film directed by [[Russ Meyer]].<ref>Infobox data from {{cite book\|last=Frasier\|first=David K.\|year=1998\|title=Russ Meyer : The Life and Films : A Biography and A Comprehensive, Illustrated, and Annotated Filmography and Bibliography\|publisher=McFarland & Co\|location=Jefferson, N.C.\|id=ISBN 0-7864-0472-8\|pages=p. 204}}</ref>		'''''Lorna''''' is a 1964 film directed by [[Russ Meyer]].<ref>Infobox data from {{cite book\|last=Frasier\|first=David K.\|year=1998\|title=Russ Meyer : The Life and Films : A Biography and A Comprehensive, Illustrated, and Annotated Filmography and Bibliography\|publisher=McFarland & Co\|location=Jefferson, N.C.\|id=ISBN 0-7864-0472-8\|pages=p. 204}}</ref> After ''[[The Immoral Mr. Teas]]'' ([[1959]]), ''Lorna'' was the second breakthrough film of Meyer's career, ushering in a new period in his filmmaking style.<ref>Frasier (1998), p. 4.</ref> Film scholars consider ''Lorna'' to be the first "roughie",<ref>Frasier (1998), p. 7.</ref> the genre of American film which took over the sexploitation market from the "nudie cuties" in the mid- to late- 1960s.<ref>{{cite book\|last=Moledski\|first=Tania\|year=2007\|editor=Jeffrey Sconce\|title=Sleaze Artists: Cinema at the Margins of Taste, Style, and Politics\|chapter=Women's Cinema as Counterphobic Cinema: Doris Wishman as the Last Auteur\|publisher=Duke University Press\|location=Durham and London\|id=ISBN 0-7864-0472-8\|pages=p. 49}}</ref>

	==Cast==		==Cast==
	* [[Lorna Maitland]] ... Lorna<ref>{{cite book \|last=Krafsur\|first=Richard P.\|title=The American Film Institute Catalog of Motion Pictures; Feature Films 1961-70\|year=1976\|publisher=R.R. Bowker Company\|location=New York & London\|isbn=0-8352-0440-5\|chapter=Lorna\|page=p.630}}</ref>		* [[Lorna Maitland]] ... Lorna<ref>{{cite book \|last=Krafsur\|first=Richard P.\|title=The American Film Institute Catalog of Motion Pictures; Feature Films 1961-70\|year=1976\|publisher=R.R. Bowker Company\|location=New York & London\|isbn=0-8352-0440-5\|chapter=Lorna\|page=p.630}}</ref>

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References

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			==External links==
			* {{cite web \|url=http://www.allmovie.com/cg/avg.dll?p=avg&sql=1:70483\|title=Lorna (plot synopsis)\|accessdate=August 9, 2008\|last=Beldin\|first=Fred\|publisher=All Movie Guide\|language=English}}
			* {{cite web \|url=http://www.allmovie.com/cg/avg.dll?p=avg&sql=1:70483~T1\|title=Lorna (review)\|accessdate=August 9, 2008\|last=Beldin\|first=Fred\|publisher=All Movie Guide\|language=English}}
	==References==		==References==
	{{reflist}}		{{reflist}}
	[[Category:Russ Meyer films]]		[[Category:Russ Meyer films]]
	[[Category:Films]]		[[Category:Films]]

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	* James Griffith ... prophet / narrator		* James Griffith ... prophet / narrator
	* Althea Currier		* [[Althea Currier]]
	* F. Rufus Owens		* F. Rufus Owens
	* Franklin H. Bolger		* Franklin H. Bolger

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	'''''Lorna''''' is a 1964 film directed by [[Russ Meyer]].<ref>Infobox data from {{cite book\|last=Frasier\|first=David K.\|year=1998\|title=Russ Meyer : The Life and Films : A Biography and A Comprehensive, Illustrated, and Annotated Filmography and Bibliography\|publisher=McFarland & Co\|location=Jefferson, N.C.\|id=ISBN 0-7864-0472-8\|pages=p. ~~205~~}}</ref>		'''''Lorna''''' is a 1964 film directed by [[Russ Meyer]].<ref>Infobox data from {{cite book\|last=Frasier\|first=David K.\|year=1998\|title=Russ Meyer : The Life and Films : A Biography and A Comprehensive, Illustrated, and Annotated Filmography and Bibliography\|publisher=McFarland & Co\|location=Jefferson, N.C.\|id=ISBN 0-7864-0472-8\|pages=p. 204}}</ref>

	==References==		==References==

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	'''''Lorna''''' is a 1964 film directed by [[Russ Meyer]].		'''''Lorna''''' is a 1964 film directed by [[Russ Meyer]].<ref>Infobox data from {{cite book\|last=Frasier\|first=David K.\|year=1998\|title=Russ Meyer : The Life and Films : A Biography and A Comprehensive, Illustrated, and Annotated Filmography and Bibliography\|publisher=McFarland & Co\|location=Jefferson, N.C.\|id=ISBN 0-7864-0472-8\|pages=p. 205}}</ref>

	==References==		==References==