A middle-aged husband falls for his childrens' teenaged babysitter.A middle-aged husband falls for his childrens' teenaged babysitter.A middle-aged husband falls for his childrens' teenaged babysitter.
Tony Mumolo
- Sancho
- (as Anthony Victor)
Wes Bishop
- Rovo
- (uncredited)
Roger Gentry
- Biker with Sidecar
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaWhile this film is not a full-on, chronological sequel to The Babysitter (1969), it is clearly its spiritual successor. George E. Carey wrote, produced, and starred in both films (albeit as similarly situated, but different characters) and Don Henderson directed both pictures. The films also share the general plot-line of a married, older man engaging in a May-December fling with his child's babysitter. The titular babysitter is named Candy Wilson in both pictures although she is portrayed by different actresses (Susan Romen in this film and Patricia Wymer in The Babysitter).
- GoofsCandy begins her motorcycle ride with a leather jacket, but it disappears by the time she and Jim arrive at the motorcycle race.
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[last lines]
Candy Wilson: [watching Jim swim to his boat to save his wife] Ciao baby.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Twisted Sex: Volume 22 (2006)
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Chow, baby.
There was a shooting star named Patricia Wymer, who appeared in a 1969 film by the same director called The Babysitter. She only did about three movies and then disappeared.
Director Don Henderson brings in a new girl, Susan Romen, to play Candy Wilson, the babysitter. She only made two films. As a matter of interest, Henderson quit directing the same time after only three films. I wonder what happened to all these people.
Anyway, while movie producer Jim Carlton (George E. Carey) is having fun with the babysitter and her hippie friends, his wife Mona (Luanne Roberts) is captive to her drug dealer.
This is not the typical grindhouse film of the 70s. It was more a drama about hippies and drugs. Yes, there was some nudity and woman on woman action, but it was rather tame.
Still, a good story, if the acting was a bit lame.
Who was taking care of the kids while Jim and the babysitter were having fun?
Director Don Henderson brings in a new girl, Susan Romen, to play Candy Wilson, the babysitter. She only made two films. As a matter of interest, Henderson quit directing the same time after only three films. I wonder what happened to all these people.
Anyway, while movie producer Jim Carlton (George E. Carey) is having fun with the babysitter and her hippie friends, his wife Mona (Luanne Roberts) is captive to her drug dealer.
This is not the typical grindhouse film of the 70s. It was more a drama about hippies and drugs. Yes, there was some nudity and woman on woman action, but it was rather tame.
Still, a good story, if the acting was a bit lame.
Who was taking care of the kids while Jim and the babysitter were having fun?
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By what name was Weekend with the Babysitter (1970) officially released in Canada in English?
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