| Dr. Minx | |
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| Directed by | Hikmet Avedis |
| Starring | Edy Williams Randy Boone Harvey Jason Marlene Schmidt William Smith |
| Music by | Shorty Rogers |
| Distributed by | Dimension Pictures |
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| Country | USA |
| Language | English |
Dr. Minx is a 1975 sexploitation film, directed by Hikmet Avedis and starring Edy Williams and Randy Boone. [1]
Dr. Carol Evans (Edy Williams), a physician who recently conspired with her lover Gus (William Smith) to kill her rich husband for his inheritance, finds herself being blackmailed by him for a share of the money. Carol seduces Brian (Randy Boone), a young motorcycle-accident patient of hers, in the hope that he’ll help her kill Gus. When Gus is killed in a struggle, Carol coerces him into hiding the body, but finds herself being investigated by Brian's friend David (Harvey Jason), an amateur sleuth, who has always believed her to be a murderer.
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