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Tallie Cochrane and Margie Lanier in Five Loose Women (1974)

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Tallie Cochrane

  • Joe Sarno [Joseph W. Sarno] was a great character. He had a great memory. I really liked him.
  • Rene Bond and I were very good friends. We worked together so much. She married Ric Lutze, who was really easy to work with. She was a sweetheart. I liked Sandy Dempsey.
  • [on Uschi Digard] Yes, I knew her very well, she was a sweetheart. She was very quiet. I had dinner with her a few times. She was very busy back then [in the 1970's]. I hooked her up with a few jobs. I have no idea what happened to her. She was an L.A. girl.
  • [on Uschi Digard] Yes, I knew her very well, she was a sweetheart. She was very quiet. I had dinner with her a few times. She was very busy back then [in the 1970s]. I hooked her up with a few jobs. I have no idea what happened to her. She was an L.A. girl.
  • [on male porn stars of the 1970s] The guys who worked in my agency were a stereotype of what you might call men's men. There was nothing about them [that was] effeminate. They were all very masculine and sure of themselves. I would know just chatting with them whether or not they should get involved. You knew they knew what they were doing.

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