There is something ludicrous about seeing Bo Derek in the deep, dark jungles of 19th century Western Africa, for she is such a product of late 20th century America. Ultimately, you get tired of looking at her. She is played up in this movie as the uncontested main attraction, and she stays on the screen virtually from start to finish. When she is supposed to be frightened, she squeals: when she should laugh, she giggles and when she should weep, she whines. Unlike '10,' which asked only that Bo slink around a beach and look pretty-of which she is eminently capable- Tarzan demands that she exhibit a wide range of emotions, and that's where she fails miserably. To call her a bad actress is to make a gross understatement. John Derek's latest Let's-Look-at-My-Wife offering, makes this painfully clear. One can hardly blame John for being infatuated with Bo, for she is very beautiful indeed and as long as he wants to show her off and she is willing to go along with it, there will no doubt exist a loyal contingent ready and willing to let their tongues hang out while they ogle.īut just because she looks nice in front of a camera doesn't mean she can act. He announces to the public: Look what I get to sleep with every night! And he's quick to point out that nobody photographs her but him.

Granted it's a nice, clean, look-but-don't-touch prostitution: usually in the pages of Playboy, or in the movie theatres. He runs around prostituting his wife, Bo. That's what Derek does for a career these days. Just ask him-he's got a million, and he'll be glad to show them to you. He doesn't keep them pinned to the inside of a greasy raincoat or anything, and you don't have to go down to the Combat Zone to see them. JOHN DEREK HAS nude pictures of his wife for sale.

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