The Coca-Cola Kid (1985)

Eric Roberts is a young hotshot marketing exec slinging soda pop deep in the Outback, who runs into more trouble than expected in the romantic comedy The Coca-Cola Kid (1985). Roberts is Becker, a marketing wizard sent from Coke HQ in Atlanta to the land down under, where there's a small corner of the country whose inhabitants don't drink coke. No, they're not health obsessed, religiously opposed to America's favorite caffeinated and carbonated sugar water, or just diehard Pepsi fans, they just prefer to support a local soda maker named T. George McDowell (Bill Kerr) by chugging his stuff instead. With no knowledge of the surrounding area or their customs, Becker flounders trying to figure out how to get the Australians to make the switch, but finds that he kind of likes the locals and their way of life. Feel free to find the anti-capitalist, anti-imperialist themes when you're done going gaga over the Australian girl of your dreams. Yes, Roberts’s task of carrying the film is made much easier by the presence of comely blonde Greta Scacchi, who is carrying a pair of formidable, well-formed burdens of her own. The smoldering interaction between Scacchi and Roberts does its best to fan into flames, and soon enough we're getting a good look at her hooters. First we see Greta doing some great nude work as she showers with her child. But a little bit later and things get very sexual as she does the deed with Becker on a feather covered bed! Those great cans sell themselves! As Coke has been saying for decades there's nothing like the real thing, and Greta's body is real, real, good in The Coca-Cola Kid!