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Clinic Exclusive (UK theatrical title: Clinic Xclusive; working title With These Hands; re-released as Sex Clinic)[1] is a 1971 British erotic film directed by Don Chaffey and starring Georgina Ward, Alexander Davion, Carmen Silvera and Windsor Davies.

Clinic Exclusive
Film poster
Directed by	Don Chaffey
Screenplay by	Hazel Adair Kent Walton[1]
Produced by	Hazel Adair Kent Walton[1]
Starring	Georgina Ward Alexander Davion Polly Adams Mike Lewin Carmen Silvera
Cinematography	Brendan J. Stafford
Edited by	John Trumper
Music by	Ted Dicks
Production company	Pyramid Films
Distributed by	Planet Film Distributors
Running time	93 minutes
Country	United Kingdom
Language	English

Plot

Julie Mason (Georgina Ward) abuses her position as the owner of a private health clinic by selling sexual favours to her male clients, whom she then blackmails for large amounts of money. At the same time, she resists the sexual advances of Elsa Farson (Carmen Silvera), a lonely, older woman.

When businessman Lee Maitland (Alexander Davion) engages her services, Julie, who wants to make a new life for herself, is taken by her new client and quickly becomes his fiancée. Meanwhile, barred from visiting Julie, Farson is driven to suicide.

Julie is drawn into Maitland's plan to make them both rich, unaware that he is actually Farson's son and intends to avenge his mother. The film ends with Maitland, having faked his death in a road accident that Julie helped to create, disappearing with tens of thousands of pounds that Julie had extracted from her clients. Julie is left to choose between admitting blackmail or remaining silent and being charged with Maitland's murder.

Cast

• Georgina Ward as Julie Mason
• Alexander Davion as Lee Maitland
• Polly Adams as Ann
• Mike Lewin as Roger Dawes
• Carmen Silvera as Elsa Farson
• Vincent Ball as Bernard Wilcox
• Basil Moss as Philip Eveleigh
• Tony Wright as Police Inspector
• Geoffrey Morris as Sir Roderick Clyde
• Maria Coyne as Marilyn
• April Olrich as Paula
• Windsor Davies as Geoffrey Carter
• Peter Halliday as Mr Fawcett

Production

The film was written and produced by Hazel Adair and Kent Walton under the joint pseudonym "Elton Hawke". Many of the cast had appeared in either Crossroads or Compact, soap operas co-created by Adair.[1]

Clinic Exclusive marks the film debut of Carmen Silvera, later known for her role as Edith Artois in the BBC TV sitcom 'Allo 'Allo!.[1]

Release

Originally titled Clinic Xclusive, the film was re-released in May 1975 as Sex Clinic.[1]

Critical response

Writing for The Monthly Film Bulletin in 1972, critic Nigel Andrews described the film as "quite a neat, unpredictable revenge thriller", praising its "glossily efficient" script and direction as well as the performance of Ward. He concluded that Clinic Exclusive is "altogether a surprisingly competent production, if only within the limits of its strictly catchpenny genre".[2]

References

External links

• Clinic Exclusive at IMDb

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