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Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 or region free DVD player in order to play  Marlo arrives at a hotel on her honeymoon with her latest husband (Timothy Dalton) a young British aristocrat Both are desperate to consummate the marriage but five factors make this very difficult - ex-husbands! Not to mention the media her fans a gymnastic team diplomats and even a secret agent or two all eager to bed the legendary star And if that wasn&39;t troublesome enough an audio-tape she&39;s made of her salacious memoirs has mysteriously disappeared The musical received a cold reception when it was originally released in 1978 with the New York Times declaring "Granny should have her mouth washed out with soap along with her teeth" Since then it has achieved cult status The roll call of superstars only adds to the film&39;s notoriety Actors Mae West Timothy Dalton Dom Deluise Tony Curtis Ringo Starr George Hamilton Keith Moon & Alice Cooper Director Ken Hughes Certificate PG Year 1978 Languages English Duration 1 hour and 31 minutes (approx)

Mae West stars in this 1970s musical comedy based on her play about the relationship difficulties of an ageing movie star. Marlo Manners (West), a legendary Hollywood figure, arrives at a lavish hotel to celebrate her honeymoon with her sixth husband, Sir Michael Barrington (Timothy Dalton). However, circumstances contrive against the couple as the many individuals desperate for Marlo's attention - TV and newspaper reporters, ex-husbands, awestruck fans and, less conventionally, secret agents - conspire to get in their way. The film features appearances from a number of well-known actors and musicians including Tony Curtis, Ringo Starr, Keith Moon and Alice Cooper.