Die liebestollen Baronessen (1970)
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Frank Glaubrecht, Solvi Stubing, Barbara Capell, Andrea Rau, Marianne Lebeau, Thomas Danneberg, Knut Reschke, Ingrid Steeger, Harry Riebauer, Martin Jente
At a country estate, a sex researcher’s own troubles collide with three amorous baronesses and aphrodisiac water that leaves him unmoved.
The story
Sex researcher Dr. Oscar Fummler has considerable problems of his own, which become awkward when he encounters three amorous baronesses at a country estate. Their constant sexual appetite nearly drives him out of his mind, while the estate’s chauffeur Waldemar and riding instructor Frank have no objection to their advances. The household’s butler, Martin, tells Waldemar about a crate of water brought from a sex spring in Glücksburg, said to make men and women instantly aroused. Egon and Veronika drink it first, followed by Alexandra and Frank; Fummler’s assistant Sylvia also drinks some. Fummler, however, spits it out, reacts hysterically, and then falls asleep, disappointing Jennifer, who has her eye on him.
Full plot (contains spoilers)
Despite his extensive knowledge of his own field of research, sex researcher Dr. Oscar Fummler has considerable problems of his own. This becomes especially awkward when he encounters the three titular, amorous and nymphomaniacal baronesses at a country estate. Their constant sexual appetite nearly drives him out of his mind. Waldemar, the baronesses’ chauffeur, and Frank, the riding instructor, have no objections at all to the attempts at seduction by Veronika, Alexandra, and Jennifer, the eldest of the three. The blonde maid Frosine is also happy to end up in bed with her beau, Egon. Things get underway when Waldemar learns from Martin, the household butler, that Martin has just brought back a crate of 50 bottles of the finest water from a sex spring in Glücksburg—water that instantly makes all men and women horny. Egon and Veronika are the first to drink the aphrodisiac liquid and, as if under someone else’s control, throw themselves at each other, as Alexandra and Frank do afterward. Dr. Fummler’s rather restrained assistant, Sylvia, also gets all worked up after drinking the water. She runs upstairs, undresses, and jumps into bed with the chauffeur, Waldemar. Only Dr. Fummler’s reaction is disappointing: first he spits out the water, accompanied by hysterical reactions (which he always has whenever he hears even a sexually suggestive word); then he becomes terribly tired and nods off. Baroness Jennifer, who has her eye on him, is deeply disappointed. The next morning, the merry sexual escapades continue, but this time the brunette Veronika tries to seduce Dr. Fummler and cure him of his affliction. Alexandra also makes a rather unsuccessful attempt with the sexologist a little later—this time using hypnosis. Butler Martin sums it up to the naked baronesses: Dr. Fummler is probably the first man able to resist their powers of seduction. The amorous baronesses are just as annoyed that the doctor’s assistant seduces one man after another, thus stealing the guys from the girls. They come up with the idea of ordering a chastity belt from the village blacksmith, which they put on Sylvia at the next opportunity. When Dr. Fummler refuses to wake up, a blood transfusion is needed. The blood of Baroness Jennifer gets the frustrated Fummler so worked up that he seems to be cured. Now he suddenly can’t get enough of sex. The other young men, however, are positively delighted by the chastity belt and order one from the blacksmith for each of their randy girlfriends—one never knows.
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