Cherry, Harry, & Raquel (1969)
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Runtime: 71 mins
Genre: Action/Adventure
Synopsis: A short, sharp, square-jawed action yarn with dollops of director Russ Meyer's trademark sex, CHERRY, HARRY, AND RAQUEL stars Charles Napier as corrupt border sheriff Harry (a character who would... A short, sharp, square-jawed action yarn with dollops of director Russ Meyer's trademark sex, CHERRY, HARRY, AND RAQUEL stars Charles Napier as corrupt border sheriff Harry (a character who would recur in 1975's SUPERVIXENS). When he and his Chicano deputy learn of an Apache's plan to tell the authorities that Harry has been smuggling marijuana across the border, they set out to catch and kill him. Along the way, Harry also finds the time to romance both Raquel (Larissa Ely) and Cherry (Linda Ashton), two women who also take quite a liking to each other. Bloody, with a distinct anti-drug message, CHERRY is bursting with late-1960's color and style. [More]
Starring: Charles Napier, Uschi Digart, Larissa Ely, Astrid Lillimor
Starring: Charles Napier, Uschi Digart, Larissa Ely, Astrid Lillimor, Linda Ashton
Director: Russ Meyer
Director: Russ Meyer
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