Fathom
    Starring: Raquel Welch & Tony Franciosa

In Europe with a U.S. team, skydiver Fathom Harvill is approached by a Scottish colonel working for a top-secret Western agency. He's after a vital lost atomic device, and wants her to parachute into a house occupied by some Red Chinese to help get the thing back. Apart from all this there is a predatory continental doctor on his yacht to take account of. Fathom soon realizes none of this is as it seems, but can she fathom the truth out?

Myra Breckenridge
    Starring: Raquel Welch, Mae West,
                    Farrah Fawcett, John Carradine,
                    Rex Reed, Tom Selleck, Jim Backus,
                    & John Huston

Everything you've heard about Myra Breckinridge is true. Myron Breckinridge goes to Europe to have a sex change, and comes back to America as the sexy, man-hating Myra. She enrolls at the acting school of her uncle, conservative Western star Buck Loner, insisting that she is Myron's widow. From the book that couldn't be written comes the motion picture that couldn't be made!

The Wild Party
    Starring: Raquel Welch, James Coco & Perry King

Based on several wild parties and scandals which took place during Hollywood's silent era when movie stars could do almost anything they wanted behind closed doors without having to worry too much of exposure as there were no real tabloid magazines at the time. James Coco plays a washed-up, silent movie comic who throws a wild party at his home, thinking it will save his career but doesn't count on the extent of depravity of some of his guests. At times, the film is highly realistic and makes you wonder about current Hollywood parties and what really goes on between co-stars. The film has a great 1920's look and the music also adds to the feel. The film is hard to define. It's sort of a historical drama, crossed with black comedy but a pretty good one at that. Loosely based on the Fatty Arbuckle scandal.