The New York City Woman[1977]
Who is....... The New York City Woman... ? Is it: ...Georgina Spelvin? ....C.J. Laing? Johnny The Wadd Holmes is going to find out... or die trying!!
John Holmes is dictating his memoirs on the terrace of a penthouse in New York City. He has just left sunny California and all the wild orgies. He is desperately searching for the one woman who can deep throat his massive manhood. He's looking for...The New York City Woman.
Movie: The New York City Woman
Top 10 Billed Cast
Self
Head of Department
Head of Hospital
Dr. Dixon Crotch
Harry
Gloria
Girl at Party
Nurse Brandt
Top Movie Cast(27)
John Holmes
Self
Georgina Spelvin
Head of Department
Crystal Sync
Head of Hospital
Jeffrey Hurst
Dr. Dixon Crotch
Eric Edwards
Harry
C.J. Laing
Gloria
Jennifer Jordan
Girl at Party
Marlene Willoughby
Nurse Brandt
Michael Thorpe
White Guy Near Plaid Couch
Kevin Andre
Dr. Chartop
Ursula Austin
Main Ward Patient
Jenny Baxter
Brunette at First Orgy
Ellen Faison
Black Nurse
Marlow Ferguson
Gloria's Friend
Roberta Findlay
Woman in Kitchen
Robert Kerman
Sam
Michelle Magazine
Dr. Chartop's Assistant
Beerbohn Tree
Guy with Gloria
Tia von Davis
Blonde at First Orgy
Top Movie Crew(10)
Roberta Findlay
Director
Roberta Findlay
Writer
Roberta Findlay
Music
Roberta Findlay
Editor
Roberta Findlay
Camera Operator
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