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4.3 / 10(3 votes)IMDb195954mUnited States of America

Naughty New York

“It's sinsational!”

Synopsis

French artist Henry Louse is frustrated. Painting landscapes and fruit just doesn't inspire him anymore, and he needs something else. His agent suggests that he start painting women. So they check out a local nightspot and find a bevy of beauties willing to pose for him: singers, dancers, and especially, strippers.

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Release History & Theatrical Window

Theatrical Premiere

January 1, 1959

Wide Cinema Exhibition

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Jerald Intrator
Screenplay & Story
Robert Weil
Original Title
Naughty New York
Country of Origin
United States of America
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
54m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Jerald Intrator

Screenplay & Story

Robert Weil

Producers

K. Gordon Murray

Department Leadership Roster

K. Gordon Murray

Producer

Robert Weil

Robert Weil

Writer

Jerald Intrator

Director

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Frequently Asked Questions About Naughty New York

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Naughty New York about?

French artist Henry Louse is frustrated. Painting landscapes and fruit just doesn't inspire him anymore, and he needs something else. His agent suggests that he start painting women. So they check out a local nightspot and find a bevy of beauties willing to pose for him: singers, dancers, and especially, strippers.

Who directed Naughty New York?

Naughty New York was directed by Jerald Intrator.

Who stars in Naughty New York?

The principal cast of Naughty New York includes Zorita, Vivian Morgan, Lonnie Young, Linda Lombard, Robert Weil.

When was Naughty New York released and how long is it?

Naughty New York was released in 1959 with a total runtime of 54m.