Liz Wolfe rose to our attention as Sunset Anne in A Touch of Sweden (1971), a comedy about a young woman in Sweden reminiscing about her sexual escapades back in the U.S.A. She went from sexploitation to gals-behind-bars exploitation with Prison Girls (1972), which also doesn’t skimp on the sexy stuff. Her carnal career continued in Vice Squad Women (1973), Panorama Blue (1974) and Station to Station (1974), before coming to an end with Fantasm Comes Again (1977). That last movie is a great sendoff, though, a plot created by 10 erotic letters acted out, with Liz being a topless and bottomless librarian. You’ll never be quiet.
