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'''Mr. Christian’s Birthday''' starts with the song [[Happy Birthday, Mr. Christian]]. The video for that track shows [[Apollonia]], [[Brenda Bennett|Brenda]] and [[Susan Moonsie|Susan]] as three lingerie clad widows gathering to listen the reading of Mr. Christian’s prerecorded testament at his lawyer’s office (portrayed by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edy_Williams Edy Williams]). Mr. Christian leaves his houses, cars, furs, fortune and animals to his lawyer and, to work to their great despair, encourages the girls. Until then, they had been supported by Mr. Christian, and did not know the value of ”hard and honest” work and must now provide for their own needs themselves. When recording his will, Mr. Christian had anticipated [[Apollonia]]’s reaction when she points out that they "have nothing to wear", by responding humorously with "precisely". | '''Mr. Christian’s Birthday''' starts with the song [[Happy Birthday, Mr. Christian]]. The video for that track shows [[Apollonia]], [[Brenda Bennett|Brenda]] and [[Susan Moonsie|Susan]] as three lingerie clad widows gathering to listen the reading of Mr. Christian’s prerecorded testament at his lawyer’s office (portrayed by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edy_Williams Edy Williams]). Mr. Christian leaves his houses, cars, furs, fortune and animals to his lawyer and, to work to their great despair, encourages the girls. Until then, they had been supported by Mr. Christian, and did not know the value of ”hard and honest” work and must now provide for their own needs themselves. When recording his will, Mr. Christian had anticipated [[Apollonia]]’s reaction when she points out that they "have nothing to wear", by responding humorously with "precisely". | ||
The girls see no other choice than to go to work. Still in their lingerie | The girls see no other choice than to go to work. Still in their lingerie, they enter a restaurant to the sound of [[Sex Shooter]], but their alluring entrance is interrupted by the jukebox playing [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teddy_Bears%27_Picnic Teddy Bears Picnic] by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Hall_(bandleader) Henry Hall and his Orchestra]. [[Susan Moonsie|Susan]] then approaches the jukebox and starts the song [[Ooo She She Wa Wa]] which she performs while [[Apollonia]] and [[Brenda Bennett|Brenda]] wash the dishes. During her performance, [[Susan Moonsie|Susan]] plays with her teddy bears which transform into men for the second part of the song. After swiftly being fired from the restaurant, [[Apollonia]] is quickly hired as cashier in a supermarket and performs the song [[Sex Shooter]]. A customer, (played by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buck_Henry Buck Henry]), buys a product bearing her image and becomes a product himself, complete with a barcode in a shopping trolley as the song progresses. This footage is entirely different from the original promotional video of [[Video: Sex Shooter|Sex Shooter]] delivered to TV-stations in 1984 (see [[Video: Sex Shooter|Sex Shooter]]). | ||
While they are complaining about their fate, a handsome man approaches them in a car to seduce them. They then find themselves at yet another new workplace, a gas station which serves as the backdrop for the performance of [[Blue Limousine]] by [[Brenda Bennett|Brenda]]. As the song end, a luxury car approaches. When the window rolls down, Mr. Christian, portrayed by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ricky_Nelson Ricky Nelson], reveals to the girl that he staged his death to put them to the test and that it is time to go celebrate his birthday. The girls join him and his lawyer and go to the party to the sound of [[Happy Birthday, Mr. Christian]]. | While they are complaining about their fate, a handsome man approaches them in a car to seduce them. They then find themselves at yet another new workplace, a gas station which serves as the backdrop for the performance of [[Blue Limousine]] by [[Brenda Bennett|Brenda]]. As the song end, a luxury car approaches. When the window rolls down, Mr. Christian, portrayed by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ricky_Nelson Ricky Nelson], reveals to the girl that he staged his death to put them to the test and that it is time to go celebrate his birthday. The girls join him and his lawyer and go to the party to the sound of [[Happy Birthday, Mr. Christian]]. |
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