The Minx (1969 film)

The Minx is a 1969 film, directed by Raymond Jacobs, written and produced by Raymond Jacobs and Herbert Jaffey.

Plot Henry Baxter is married to an aging wife, Louise Baxter, just for her family's company. Henry then attempts a hostile take-over of another company, Imperial Devices, headed by Ben Thayer. Henry hosts a hunting party at a remote lodge. Ben attempts to thwart Henry by deploying a redhead, a blonde, and a brunette, to seduce signatures out of Imperial Device's board members.

Cast Jan Sterling as Louise Baxter Robert Rodan as Henry Baxter Michael Beirne as John Lawson Ned Cary as Benjamin Thayer Shirley Parker as Terry

Production The Minx was filmed in 1967, in and near New York City.

The Minx featured an original soundtrack by The Cyrkle.

Herbert Jaffey (29 July 1918 - 30 April 2010) worked for 20th Century Fox and Paramount Pictures in publicity and advertising.

Release On 21 November 1969, The Minx opened at the Astor Theatre, Broadway and 45th Street, and Loew's Ciné, Third Avenue at 86th Street in New York City.

Reception Roger Greenspun in The New York Times wrote: "almost all explicit nude sex is performed by extra actors in shots that are interpolated into the film".

The Minx (1969 film)

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