Скачать или смотреть Opening, striptease and song from Golden Boy - 1966 (Altın Çocuk açılış: stripriz sahnesi ve şarkı)

Composed, arranged and performed by: SÜHEYL DENİZCİ ve ORKESTRASI
Singer/Solist: AYTEN ALPMAN

Directed by: Memduh Ün / Ray Bowman
Dancer/Dansçı Kız: may be CECILIA AKERFELDT (bir ihtimal)

Altin Cocuk (Golden Boy) is a 1966 Turkish film in the then-popular James Bond/ spy genre and Altin Cocuk was Turkey’s answer to James Bond.

Altin Cocuk was made because it was 1966 and, in 1966, every country on Earth with a functioning movie industry was constructing their answer to James Bond. Thus we ended up with, at last tally, Jefri Zain, Singapore’s answer to James Bond, Tony Falcon, the Philippines’ answer to James Bond, James Bond 777, the South Indian answer to James Bond, Cantonese star Connie Chan’s Lady Bond, and on and on.

Altin Cocuk’s opening credits play over a scene of a fetching young Turkish lass doing a very slooow striptease in front of a mirror, accompanied all the while by the film’s catchy theme song (“Golden Booooy, Altin Cocuk!…”), whose backing sounds like it’s being played by a strip club jazz ensemble. Finally, for her big finish, the girl holds hers enormous garter belt up in front of her face like a veil, and a new camera angle reveals, watching appreciatively from the bed, our hero, Golden Boy.

Altin Cocuk Beyrut'ta (Golden Boy in Beirut) is it's 1967 sequel. Both films star Göksel Arsoy. They are highly recommended to lovers of psychotronic cinema and crazy old Turkish movies. [sic]