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Honeysuckle and the Wolf [1971]: A flower child (Goldie Hawn) who's been busted for pot becomes girl Friday to the city's young playboy of a mayor (Warren Beatty). |
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Honeysuckle and the Wolf [1971]: Honeysuckle is a country and western singer with a doting family, struggling to find fame. She juggles her music career with her responsibilities to her husband and daughter. She has everything going her way until the son of her former banjoist joins her tour. The road leads to temptation, which leads to Honeysuckle's downfall. Will her family and friends stand by her? |
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Honeysuckle and the Wolf [1971]: Honeysuckle blossoms symbolize the bond of love, but their scent also suggests the restlessness of night when all things turn to shadow. The wolf symbolizes the ominous side of human nature: predators who seduce and destroy foolish young people. Honeysuckle and the Wolf is the story of a vulnerable but strong young woman who is abducted by a woodsman and struggles to survive unspeakable horrors through sheer strength of will. |
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Honeysuckle and the Wolf [1971]: Meryl Streep is Honeysuckle, an aging Swedish prostitute and sometime singer, who finds yet another opportunity to showcase an accent in this tour de force role. She is working Interstate 80 when she is picked up by a truck driver, Kris Kristofferson, who unknown to her, is a wanted serial killer, The Wolf. Over the course of 200 miles, she charms him with her voice, and the shocking adventure of Honeysuckle and The Wolf will have you talking for months about its twists and turns. |
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Honeysuckle and the Wolf [1971]: When the moon is full, a friendly wolf transforms into a savage, bloodthirsty man and goes on a killing spree in a starlet's Hollywood mansion. |
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Honeysuckle and the Wolf [1971]: Bambi Woods (Debbie does Dallas) makes her small-screen debut in this schlock hard-core rip-off of The Jungle Book. When Honeysuckle (Woods) emerges from her basket, she is discovered by wolf Papa-Loo (Herschel Savage) who unwittingly guides her through a veritable jungle of self-discovery. Her encounters with python Kaak (Eric Edwards), panther Toebag (Marty Romano), and orangutan Queen Louise (Penny Flame) take place while Papa-Loo forages for food having entrusted Honeysuckle in their care. As the film culminates with Papa-Loo's paternal relationship with Honeysuckle blossoming into lust, he finds she has much to teach him about the birds and the bees. |
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Honeysuckle and the Wolf [1971]: [Documentary.] In the natural world it can be challenging to survive alone. When animals and plants work together, in a process called "mutalism," they ensure successful reproduction and survival. The honeysuckle, for example, requires help with pollination. By emitting a special scent, it attracts the wolf, whose fur makes contact with stamens and brushes them with pollen. |
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None of the synopses above could possibly be legitimate! |
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I give up! What is the answer? |
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