The Executive's Wives

When a company promotion goes up for grabs, the titular yuppie yum-yums swing into action, shaking their bikinied booties at a poolside party and trying to grab the attention of JOHN KEITH, the lecherous VP in charge of personnel. His first perk is the beautiful BARBARA MILLS (electrifying lesbo of The Love Garden) who wants the promotion for her hubby, Edgar. "If I come across, how do I know you’ll come across?" she asks Keith before grinding into his groin on the living room carpet. Elsewhere, hapless junior exec Jerry wonders aloud to his horny wife CAPRI (College Girls): "Do you think I’ve got perspiration odor?" Rubbing his crotch, she replies, "Work up a sweat and I’ll let you know." Instead, she works Keith into a lather and improves her husband’s position at the office by doing the missionary on Keith’s couch. Harvey, an aspiring but unmarried executive, decides to pass off Greta, a blonde busty topless dancer, as his wife in order to get in good with Keith.

Directed by Albert Dinglehoofer, The Executive's Wives leans on a strong ensemble — Marland Proctor, Elizabeth Knowles, John Keith — to carry a story that balances spectacle with character.

The film landed with audiences for its craft and performances, and remains one of the most talked-about screen titles of 1971.