Pacific Banana is characterized by its bawdy humor and suggestive themes, typical of early 1980s Australian sex comedies.
Pacific Banana (1981) is an Australian sex comedy directed by John D. Lamond, known for its lighthearted humor and risqué themes. The film reunites the star and writer of Alvin Purple, aiming to capture a similar comedic essence.
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Plot Summary
The story follows Martin, a pilot who experiences an unusual condition: he sneezes whenever aroused, leading to impotence. After being dismissed from his job due to a misunderstanding involving his employer’s wife, Martin joins the struggling Banana Airlines. There, he partners with Paul, a charismatic womanizer engaged to two flight attendants, Sally and Mandy. As Martin grapples with his condition and navigates various romantic entanglements, he eventually finds a cure through genuine love.
Cast & Crew
- Director: John D. Lamond
- Writer: Alan Hopgood
- Main Cast:
- Graeme Blundell as Martin
- Robin Stewart as Paul
- Deborah Gray as Sally
- Alyson Best as Mandy
- Helen Hemingway as Julia Blandings
- Luan Peters as Candy Bubbles
- Alan Hopgood as Sir Harry Blandings
- Cinematography: Gary Wapshott
- Music: Deborah Gray and Luan Peters contributed the theme song during production.
Bold Content
Pacific Banana is characterized by its bawdy humor and suggestive themes, typical of early 1980s Australian sex comedies. While it contains sexual innuendos and comedic situations, it is considered relatively tame by modern standards.
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Availability
Pacific Banana is available for watching on Brollie. Availability on this streaming platform may vary based on your region. This movie is also available for purchase on DVD through various online retailers.