The Happy Hooker Goes to Washington

Synopsis

In the movie The Happy Hooker Goes to Washington, Joey Heatherton portrays Xaviera Hollander, the renowned former madam, who embarks on a mission to influence political decisions. As she navigates the corridors of power in Washington D.C., her unconventional methods and charismatic personality create unexpected chaos and comedy. With plenty of humor and a touch of satire, the film takes the audience on a wild ride filled with scandal, wit, and surprising twists. Through Xaviera's antics and interactions with politicians and journalists, the movie explores themes of power, corruption, and the blurred lines between personal and political interests.

Cast

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  Joey Heatherton

  Xaviera Hollander

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  George Hamilton

  Ward Thompson

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  Ray Walston

  Senator Sturges

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  Jack Carter

  Senator Caruso

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  Phil Foster

  Senator Krause

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  David White

  Senator White

Reviews

Despite its provocative title and premise, The Happy Hooker Goes to Washington fails to deliver a compelling narrative or meaningful insights. Critics have panned the film for its shallow characters, lackluster script, and awkward attempts at humor. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a dismal rating of 12%, with one reviewer stating, 'A missed opportunity to explore serious themes disguised as a frivolous comedy.' IMDb users concur, awarding the movie a low score of 3.4/10, with comments highlighting its dated stereotypes and uneven pacing. Metacritic also echoes the sentiment, describing the film as 'a forgettable attempt at blending political satire with sexploitation.' Overall, The Happy Hooker Goes to Washington struggles to find its footing and falls short of engaging its audience in a meaningful way.