The Happy Hooker Goes Hollywood

Synopsis

In 'The Happy Hooker Goes Hollywood,' the sequel to the cult classic, we follow the lovable and adventurous Xaviera Hollander, played by Martine Beswick, as she navigates through the eccentric world of Hollywood. Leaving her successful escort business behind in New York, Xaviera journeys to Los Angeles to explore a new opportunity in the movie industry. There, she befriends a variety of colorful characters, including eccentric directors, struggling actors, and powerful studio executives, all while maintaining her signature charm and wit. The film combines humor, romance, and satire as Xaviera faces the absurdities of Hollywood, exploring themes of love, friendship, and empowerment in a liberated era. With its mix of outrageous situations and heartfelt moments, The Happy Hooker Goes Hollywood serves up a unique, comedic take on the life of a woman out to make her mark in an unpredictable industry.

Cast

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  Martine Beswick

  Xaviera Hollander

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  Chris Lemmon

  Robby Rottman

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  Adam West

  Lionel Lamely

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  Richard Deacon

  Joseph Rottman

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  Phil Silvers

  William B. Warkoff

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  Charles Green

  George

Reviews

Although The Happy Hooker Goes Hollywood received a mixed reception, some critics appreciated its campy charm and Martine Beswick's engaging performance. Cult Movie Reviews noted, 'The film's humor might not be for everyone, but there are moments of genuine hilarity.' On the flip side, Rotten Tomatoes showcases a much lower rating with critics citing the film's lack of coherence and depth, with an aggregate score indicating that the audience may find it lacking. In terms of ratings, the film holds a score of 3.9/10 on IMDb, suggesting that while it has its moments, many viewers found it disappointing overall. A critic from The Movie Chronicle remarked, 'While the premise is amusing, the execution leaves much to be desired.' However, fans of the genre might find a certain charm in its attempt to satirize the entertainment industry. Overall, the reactions suggest that while 'The Happy Hooker Goes Hollywood' could entertain a specific audience, it may not resonate with all viewers seeking a substantial cinematic experience.