Wild Orchid 2: Two Shades of Blue

1992

Wild Orchid 2: Two Shades of Blue (1992)

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All poor Blue really wants is to be a regular, suburban Southern California teen from the 1950s, with a boy friend and lots of normal friends. Unfortunately, Fate has other plans. This erotic drama (related to it's predecessor in name and director only) chronicles her experiences. Blue's father is a heroin-addicted jazz musician and her estranged mother is a hooker. The trouble begins when her father, Ham, runs out of heroin and gets too upset to play. Blue procures him a fix, but when he learns that she sold herself to the club owner to get it, he drops dead of shock. Blue continues working at the club, but she is no great shakes in the sex department and the club owner sells her to an upscale brothel that caters to high-ranking government officials. On one of her days off, she meets a handsome young man outside a church. Josh is everything she dreams of, clean-cut and kind. Unfortunately, she cannot tell him of her true profession and they must separate. Blue is despondent and makes a lousy call girl. To try and liven her up a bit, a senator hires her for a private gang bang. He films the festivities, but fortunately, just before she is raped by the depraved politicians, her chauffeur, Sully, who has become her friend, rushes in to save her and they leave town. Eventually they end up in Josh's town. She and Josh fall in love. Unfortunately, the irate madame has come looking for her. To break them up, she show's the young football captain the politician's video-tape of his girlfriend in action.

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Cast

Nina Siemaszko
as Blue
Wendy Hughes
as Elle
Tom Skerritt
as Ham
Robert Davi
as Sully
Brent David Fraser
as Josh
Christopher McDonald
as Senator Dixon
Liane Alexandra Curtis
as Mona
Joe Dallesandro
as Jules
Stafford Morgan
as Colonel Winslow
Don Bloomfield
as J.J. Clark
Captain Edwards
as Casey Sander
Casey Sander
as Captain Edwards
Bridgit Ryan
as Ruth
Ferne Cassel
Lydie Denier
as Dominique
Roger La Page
as Referee
Victoria Mahoney
as Mary
Kathy Hartsell
as Cathy
Lynn Gendron
as Del
Monica Anne Ekblad
as Ida
Julia Wakefield
as Judy
Deanne Jeffries
as Isadora
Gloria Reuben
as Celeste
Merry Clayton
as Gospel Singer
Pat Crawford Brown
as Ms. Earlane
Frank Cavestani
as Business Man
Michael Villella
as Man With Mona
Jeanne R. Bates
as Mrs. Felt
Ben Hartigan
as Elderly Gentleman
Douglas Stark
as Usinger
Robert Keith
as Peter
Michael Villela
as Man with Mona
Cary Lowenstein
as John
Bonnie Snyder
as School Secretary
Roger LaPage
as Referee
Clifford Goler
as Defenseman
Lance Reed
as Football Player
Sekou Bunch
as Bass Player
Greg Leisz
as Guitar Player
Cindy Lair
as Girl in Brothel
Sigal Diamant
as Girl in Brothel
Jeff Alan Young
as Man in Oriental Suite
Jeanne Bates
as Mrs. Felt
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Another hooker with a heart of gold story.

Anthony Valletta
Anthony Valletta

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This is definitely a best film from the Zalman King collection. One has to wonder what ever happened to the actor Brent Fraser.

Leo L
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