Much to the chagrin of Penelope, who is clearly looking for Mr.
Virginia becomes an over-night singing sensation in the film. We even see the boom-mic in several shots (a 'mistake' that is often used these days to parody – or even pay homage – to bad filmmaking in the past just look at the brilliant Garth Merenghi's Dark Place as just one example).
This sparks dollar signs in the eyes of the psychologist, who pursues a career for the seemingly shy Penelope (or specifically her talking/singing vagina – later to be named Virginia). Her concern is realised when she goes to see Dr Pearl, who confirms (and is shown clearly) that her vagina can talk. This would mark the end of the relationship, something Penelope is concerned about.
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Her wise-cracking (no pun intended) vagina begins a torrent of abuse that forces Ted to leave believing that Penelope is responsible for such hurtful diatribes. In the opening scene, we see Penelope in sexual congress with her boyfriend Ted (Perry Bullington). The problem is, it is able to talk, with a completely separate mind and outlook of itself. Chatterbox tells the story of Penelope Pittman (Candice Rialson), who has an issue with her vagina. Well, I don't, because I haven't even started on the film. It is simply a comedy with t**s and ass!! So I digress yet again. Well, anyway, the film I'm supposed to be talking about is so far removed from porn. Deep Throats concept was/is essentially a form of comedy (something you are highly unlikely to see in pornography outside of the 1970's). That is, a concept around sexuality that not only visualises something new, but also participates in a knowing joke. I simply open with this idea due to the fact that it does possess the qualities that Deep Throat set out to show. Chatterbox really has no connection to the porn industry as it was then, and certainly not as it is now. OK, so there really is no reason for hard core porn to have story, as we all realise in the world we live in today with its compilations of cum shots et al. It is a late comer really with this idea, as the porn industry would soon be broken down, and marginalised to be entirely filmed on video. It is simply a concept film, placed within the ideas of the hard/soft porn fashion of the time. Made in 1977 towards the end of this 'deviant' progression through sexual mores it's not hard-core porn. This is where our film, Chatterbox enters. There is only so much narrative you can create around a f**k movie.) So, within this concept of a new liberalism within the parameters of sexuality within cinema, there was clearly room for this high concept sexual obscurity within the non-pornographic comedy film. This was later diminished by video, which subsequently killed 'cinematic' pornography. This film bred a stream of hard porn films that felt the need for some kind of story. This is now of course a staple of the porn film (now into extremes of gagging from this concept – ad nauseum). This was a concept brought forward into popular culture simply by the film's star, Linda Lovelace's, ability to take the shaft of a penis deep into her throat. This film (that was released in seemingly austere cinemas) had the story of a woman who's clitoris was found at the back of her throat. It's most famous, and popular 'poster' for this was the 'high concept' premise of 1972's Deep Throat. A situation (fad if you like) that was short in popularity. This was marked by the rise of hard-core pornography within mainstream culture. What was, and still is called a sexual revolution. The 1970's marked a change in sexual liberation.
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