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Reviews of Norma Jean Movies with Trailers (1)

Boxcover for Formal Faucett, A
(3.0 stars avg from 2 reviews)
Starring: Paul Thomas, Desiree Cousteau, Blair Harris, John Seeman, Dorothy LeMay, Norma Jean, Nancy Hoffman, Ken Scudder, Lisa Sue Corey, China Leigh, Rocky Rhodes, Laurie Blue, Tina Austin
Studio: VCX
Directed by: Fred J. Lincoln
Release date: 6/9/2005
Previews: Previews
Formal Faucett, A review summaries:
Rick L. Blalock's
review from 1/6/2017:
In the 1978 film, A FORMAL FAUCETT, Dorothy LeMay portrays a young hopeful, who, after catching her boyfriend "Jimmy"(Rocky Rhodes) in bed with another woman, hitches a ride from Amarillo to San Francisco, It is to her luck, that the guy who gives her a lift, just so happens to be "Charlie Andrews"(Paul Thomas), talent agent extraordinaire. It isn't long before Charlie takes the aspiring Model and Actress under his wing. Charlie begins to mold her, as he renames her "Formal Faucett-Minor", and sends her well on her way. The newly christened, Formal is a hit almost a hit with the go-getters of Hollywood, as she lands various jobs including a commercials for "Ballzack Shampoo", and "Sweet, Sweet Strawberry Douche", along with the lead in all all female detective television show called, "The Pink Squad", Yes, everything is pointing up for Formal Faucett-Minor", even the erections of all who come near her - as she is a true angel! [read the full review]
fu_q's
review from 8/9/2016:
When a young woman, played by Dorothy LeMay, catches her boyfriend red-handed (...and red-dicked...) cheating upon her on their anniversary, she decides that she's had enough and that she's going to hitchhike her way to San Francisco to become a star. Of course, it's just her "luck" that she finds herself in the hands of a talent agent with a pervy formula for success along the way. What ensues is a tawdry tale of tail, as Dorothy puts out for--and is pimped out to--client upon big-shot client. Whether sucking cock will ultimately lead her to the top...or, instead, to utter despair...remains to be seen. Such is the case in "Formal Faucett", an overall-good, 1978 release from VCX and director F.J. Lincoln. [read the full review]