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I have recently been re-viewing my collection and in WSM7 the young lady playing the part of the contestant in 'Wheel of Misfortune' is billed as 'Sammy'. She seemed to be very enthusiastic about the sploshing but I can't remember seeing her in anything else. Does anybody know if she has appeared elsewhere or what happened to her? I realise that the film was released in 1994 so she is probably no longer in the business but it would be nice to know if she did anything else.

I too have said vid, and your right she really is good in it. Though I have never seen her in anything else. Maybe Bill 'the tree of knowlege' may have the answer.

regards

Andy

I too have that video and I agree she is hot!

For those that don't already own a copy of WSM7 or 'Wheel of Misfortune';

1. Explain yourself to Bill !
2. Get over to the DVD order page and pick up a copy
3. check out these screenshots - I love the black dress she's wearing - really clings to her sexy hips (especially when covered in custard!)- another excellent vid!

The vid also features footage from (I think) Aquantics with a very nice custard covered knickers scene...

Sadly, I don't think Sammy did anything after WSM 7. Mike Ellison (the producer) had a habit of finding girls who were free for a while then disappeared. Shame, as she was very good.

Whether it's the title or what I don't know but Wheel of Misfortune outsells all the other WSM DVDs, and it can't just be Sammy cos nobody knows how could she is till they've bought it.

It is good - even if the dubbed laughter gets on your tits.

Bill
Tree of Knowledge and Equally Wooden Performer

thanks Bill, for your words of wisdom/knowledge.....

Interesting to know that 'wheel of misfortune' is a top seller.... I wonder what your top 5 sellers overall are?

I bet Gooey Girlies is up there near the top.... if not, it should be and I demand a recount....

(as we all know) Emma rocks....!

snakescotland wrote:Interesting to know that 'wheel of misfortune' is a top seller.... I wonder what your top 5 sellers overall are?

I bet Gooey Girlies is up there near the top.... if not, it should be and I demand a recount....

It's a bit of an unfair battle as different titles have been distributed in different ways.

Pretty Clumsy Woman, Sammy-Jane on the Job and Sticky Buns were all available (briefly) in High St shops like HMV and Virgin as well as Amazon so they are by far the best sellers (they have sold several thousand copies apiece). But before you think I am a millionaire, we only got about 50p per copy and it took a while for them to sell.

If you just take mail order sales into account, Pretty Clumsy Woman would still be up there, probably followed by Sticky Buns, Messy Missies and Gooey Girlies. Suprisingly successful too has been Slime Suspect, easily the most popular of the Suspect/Gunge Hill/Messy Wedding trio. For real cheapy, Flanderella has sold well too considering it was only done cos somebody filmed the photo session for fun. Pie Eyed Wives has done okay too (better than Mucky Pups) though it missed the 'boom' in the mid-90s before the internet came in so hasn't done the numbers of, say, Sticky Buns.

All these have outsold the WSM titles and the Artscene/Aquantics ones (probably cos they are cheaper) though the latter are catching up thanks to being on DVD now and the same price as the newer Buff Films. Wheel of Misfortune is easily the best WSM seller. The best selling AA title is probably Slimewave, mainly through having a great cover.

Messy Fun titles did well at first as well and we have sold more WAMTEC videos than WAMTEC did themselves, though both those are tailing off now.

In short we need to go out and make more stuff cos whilst all the titles are classics, quality etc has improved (as has my editing!) and sales are not what they were ten years ago (not surprisingly).

Bill

PS All the above sounds rather egotistic. It isn't meant to be. You asked a question and I gave an answer. Of course if you asked, say, Messy Fun they would say their products outsell ours though I have no idea of their totals. They would be hard pressed to beat Pretty Clumsy Woman's overall sale (including shops).

I'm surprised that the Artscene/Aquantics ones haven't sold better, considering the multiple girl set pieces they offer and the comparatively strong storylines, e.g. Muckanic, Dollops, and especially Gunge Street with it's huge pie fight.

Perhaps the reason that Mucky Pups hasn't sold as well as Wives is because it is not yet out on DVD. Many people will, by now, have abandoned video in favour of discs.