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別名: Rosanne Katon Walden, Roseann Katon, Roseanne Katon, Roseanne Katon Walden
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Rosanne Katon, born in New York City to Jamaican and African-American parents, began her career in Hollywood during the mid-1970s. She worked consistently on TV shows like Grady, Jason of Star Command, What's Happening!!, Good Times, and That's My Mama. Katon had leading roles in films such as Ebony, Ivory & Jade (1976) and The Muthers (1976). However, she was often typecast in sex kitten roles in R-Rated comedies like The Swinging Cheerleaders (1974), Chesty Anderson, U.S. Navy (1976), American Raspberry (1976), Lunch Wagon (1981), Zapped! (1982), and Bachelor Party (1984). She was also Playboy's Playmate of the Month in September 1978. Katon had a recurring role on St. Elsewhere and appeared in notable films like Motel Hell (1980) and City Girl (1984). In 1981, she became the first African American to be selected as Miss Golden Globes. She also had stage credits including Broadway's Godspell and Women Behind Bars. Later, Katon ventured into stand-up comedy, appearing in Playboy's 'Funny Girls' pictorial in June 1991.
公開年: 1974
別題: The Swinging Cheerleaders, Hots II, Le ragazze pon pon, H.O.T.S. II, Locker Room Girls, Footballmatch und süsse Girls
監督: Jack Hill
脚本: David Kidd, Jack Hill
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キーワード: cheerleader, sports
A college journalist infiltrates the campus' cheerleading squad with the initial intention of writing an expose on how cheerleading demeans women. As she joins the squad and gets to know her fellow cheerleaders, she finds herself forming unlikely friendships and discovering a larger conspiracy involving the football team's coach.
In 'Swinging Cheerleaders' (1974), directed by Jack Hill, the line between investigation and immersion blurs as a college journalist joins the school's cheerleading squad to write an expose. Set in the United States, the film combines elements of action, comedy, and sports drama. While the original intent was to uncover exploitation within the cheerleading culture, the journalist uncovers unexpected friendships and a deeper scandal involving the football team's coach.