Behind the Green Door: the Sequel is a 1986 American pornographic film and the sequel to Behind the Green Door. It was produced by the Mitchell brothers and starred Missy Manners. It had a "safe sex" theme as a response to the AIDS crisis. Hence, all sexual contact between performers featured the use of condoms, dental dams and medical exam gloves.
Plot At a 1980s safe sex themed sex club in San Francisco, Gloria, a beautiful young woman, experiences several safe sexual adventures.
Cast Missy Manners ... Gloria James Martin ... Barry Lulu Reed ... Flight Attendant / Maenad Marie ... Flight Attendant / Maenad Fallon ... Flight Attendant / Maenad Candi ... Flight Attendant / Maenad Friday Jones ... Co-pilot / Maenad Aubec Kane ... Pilot / Herm 1 Andrew Young ... Captain / Pan Ja Kinncaide ... Trapeze 2 Lane Ross ... Trapeze 3 Tony Cargo ... Herm 2 Brock Roland ... Club / Apartment Doorman Squirt ... Club Host Claudine Wims ... Waitress D.W. Wachnight ... Bartender Sharon McNight ... Wanda / Club Singer Pepper ... Woman with Dog Bobby Mack ... Limo Driver Wallace Barry ... Notetaker Yank Levine ... Barry's Friend Ron James ... Naked Man with Water Jeff Larson ... Lorry Driver Erica Idol ... Bride / Airport Tau Stephenson ... Groom / Airport Rita Ricardo ... Lady in Red Gown Noel Juar ... Tattooed Lady Wednesday Will ... Slow Dancer 1 Sixten Bjorline ... Slow Dancer 2 Jackie ... Lady in Leopard Costume Susie Bright ... Club Patron Lola Carter ... Airline Passenger Jane Castellon ... Airline Passenger Danny Daniels Rocky Gieger ... Airline Passenger Debi Sundahl ... Club Patron Jack Wrangler Marilyn Chambers ... Gloria Saunders (archive footage, uncredited)
Production Missy Manners, née Elisa Florez was formerly a United States Senate Page, receptionist for Utah Republican Senator Orrin Hatch, and daughter of the Undersecretary of Education during the administration of George H. W. Bush.
Though Manners was in a relationship with producer Artie Mitchell, she maintains that she auditioned for the lead role in the film, a claim which many who were significantly involved in the project disputed. Her links to Republican party officials were emphasized in publicity for the film in much the same fashion as her predecessor, Marilyn Chambers, having modeled for Ivory Snow.
Reception Behind the Green Door: The Sequel was a critical and commercial disaster; Jim and Artie Mitchell ended up losing hundreds of thousands of dollars in that venture.
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