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Scene from Bikini Bistro (1995)
Scene Details
| Duration: 207 sec. | Nudity: yes | Creator: Powerfred |
| New Filesize: N/A | Sound: yes | Old Filesize: 51 mb |
| File Format: AOMedia Video 1 (WebM/AV1) | Resolution: 720x480 | Added: 2012-Jan-24 |
Actresses in this Scene
Amy Lynn Baxter
Details
Alternate Names: Amy Baxter, Amy Lynn, Amy Baxter
Physical Characteristics: N/A
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Full Biography
Amy Lynn Baxter grew up in Plymouth, Massachusetts, and moved to Hollywood at age 17 to live with her uncle Max Baer Jr., who introduced her to James Woods briefly. She started her acting career in Florida, appearing in several T&A beach comedies like Summer's Games (1987), Summer Job (1989), Lauderdale (1989), and Karate Warrior 2 (1988). She posed nude for Penthouse magazine in June 1990. Baxter is best known for her appearances on Howard Stern's radio show and as the cover girl for his autobiography, 'Private Parts'. She also appeared in Playboy's 'Women of Radio' issue.
About the Movie: Bikini Bistro (1995)
Release Year: 1995
Nation: United States of America
Alternative Title: N/A
Director: Ernest G. Sauer
Writer: Gary P. Conner, Matt Unger
Production & Genre
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Companies: Private Screenings
Genre: Comedy
Story
Judy, owner of a struggling vegetarian restaurant, faces eviction within four days due to unpaid mortgage. Seeking help from her friend Marilyn Chambers, they transform the restaurant into the Bikini Bistro, hiring scantily clad waitresses to attract male customers and boost business. The plan works initially, but soon problems arise: the bartender starts skimming money from the till, and Judy's feelings for one of the waitresses complicate matters. As the landlord's deadline approaches, Judy must navigate these challenges to save her restaurant.
Summary
Bikini Bistro is a 1995 American comedy film directed by Ernest G. Sauer. The movie revolves around Judy, a struggling entrepreneur trying to keep her vegetarian restaurant afloat. In desperation, she turns to her friend Marilyn Chambers for help. Together, they reinvent the restaurant as the Bikini Bistro, exploiting male customers' interest in attractive waitresses dressed in minimal clothing. The film explores themes of desperation, friendship, and sexual objectification in the context of a failing business.