All in Good Taste

1983
18
1h 25m

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A filmmaker is upset to find out that his wholesome script about an orphan and his dog has been warped into a film about strippers.A filmmaker is upset to find out that his wholesome script about an orphan and his dog has been warped into a film about strippers.A filmmaker is upset to find out that his wholesome script about an orphan and his dog has been warped into a film about strippers.

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2.8/10

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Jonathan Welsh

Timothy

Harvey Atkin

Cochrane

Jack Creley

James B. Douglas

Dixon

Joanne Kirwan-Clarke

Mary Anne
(as Jo-Anne Kirwan Clark)

Linda Rennhofer

Stella

Patti Oatman

Maureen

Matsu Anderson

Laura

Don Cullen

Herb

Nancy Kerr

Iris

Jack Anthony

Rummy Bishop

Kaplan

John Kozak

Frank

John Davies

George

Kathy Michael McGlynn

Gloria
(as Kathy McGlynn)

Catherine Gallant

Fran
(as Cathy Gallant)

Mary Pirie

Joan

Stan Lesk

Tony

Director
- Anthony Kramreither
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Trivia
Jim Carrey's feature debut.

Goofs
When Maureen the stripper takes off her top in the change room the next shot shows a topless body double who's face and hairstyle bears little resemblance to the actress.

Crazy credits
Disclaimer at beginning: "The film you are about to see is based on fiction. The events and characters have been changed... to protect the guilty."

Connections
Edited from Mondo Nude (1979)

Soundtracks
All in Good Taste
(Title Song)
Sung by Glen Bonham
Written by Mel Shaw and Bill Nadeau
Published by MJS Music Publishers

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Featured review

1/10

Proof that anyone can make it in Show Business...

...if you are literally willing to do anything. Yes, this film "features" (not "stars") Jim Carrey...for maybe 3 minutes. He has no lines, just an odd, almost needless extra piece of flesh among piles of sagging, jiggling flesh. Why they wanted Jim Carrey's naked body here (at the time/1983 he was just some nameless, skinny nobody with a micro-penis) rather than paying a model/ANYONE else is really puzzling. Then again, this film is so bad it's not really worth asking such questions.