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Scene 1. Clea Carson, Zebedy Colt
Scene 2. Annette Haven, David Savage
Scene 3. Peter Andrews
Scene 4. Clea Carson, Bobby Astyr
Scene 5. Shirley Peters, Alan Marlow
Scene 6. Suzanne McBain, Peter Andrews
Scene 7. Cami Graham, Bobby Astyr
Scene 8. Annette Haven, Michael Gaunt
Scene 9. C.J. Laing, Wade Nichols
Scene 10. Annette Haven, C.J. Laing, Jamie Gillis
Scene 11. Constance Money, Jamie Gillis
Scene 12. Clea Carson, Sharon Mitchell, Bobby Astyr


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In an elegant restaurant where gourmet food and gourmet sex are both on the menu, former high-class prostitute and acclaimed author Barbara Broadcast (played by stunning Annette Haven) transforms lunch with journalist C.J. Laing into an afternoon of sexual excess. Barbara seduces her way through a corporate office and a busy Manhattan night club, while Laing ventures into the kitchen for a smoldering encounter with Wade Nichols that may just be the greatest sex scene ever filmed. Climaxing with the return of Misty Beethoven, Constance Money, and her tormentor, Jamie Gillis. Bon Appetit!

Sexy Sadie's two bits:

Barbara Broadcast is Henry Paris' followup to his masterpiece "The Opening of Misty Beethoven" which is widely recognized as one of the best, if not the best porn movie ever made. This film is produced in 1977 when the Golden Age of Porn was well underway, and this film reflects the high production values that are typical of the films of the era. The film came out in both a hard and soft version, which was common at the time as producers struggled to adapt to the community standards test set up by the Supreme Court which would allow local courts to prosecute based upon the standards of the local community.

This is the hard version and is uncut which includes the peeing into a bowl scene by CJ Laing. The sex is hardcore, and includes blowjobs, cunnilingus both lesbian and hetero, facials, sex in missionary, cowgirl, and doggy positions with several money shots. The last BDSM scene featuring Jamie Gillis and Constance Money was actually an unused outtake from the Opening of Misty Beethoven. VCA produced the dvd taking out the actual sex in this scene because in many venues it is still illegal to show sex while under restraints. Money reportedly sued Paris for the use in this film and won, because under the contract, it was only supposed to be used in Misty Beethoven.