Renee Alexis

Cora Lee Jennings, innovative creator of artistic skin flicks in the 1920s and beyond has passed away at the age of 96 in her Sunset Boulevard mansion. But she still lives, thanks to Cannes film directors who have found her movies tucked safely away in her mansion. Cora took Hollywood by storm, causing controversy in filmmaking, but she did it well and often. Now, these directors want her to live on in a new movie about the life of the famed starlet. But is Hollywood ready to revamp such movie names as Dora Do-Me, Gwendolyn Get-Me and Harlot Hott? Of course they are because you see, Core Lee will continue to live on in the minds of all--despite the odds.

There is a real love boat, you know. And the first of its kind set sail in New York City in 1925. A first and lasting love happened on the deck of this fateful ship touring the Hudson River on a bright, sunny spring morning. Evelyn Morgan met and fell in love with her hero, tennis pro Emerson Cohen—sports rage of the decade, but she felt she never had a chance with the likes of him. After all, she was new money, and him, old money making a new name in the world. Emerson was also a lady’s man, among his other talents. Shy, quiet Evelyn simply knew she would never have a chance with him. However, this was the love boat! Could a lasting love really happen or was their encounter simply a ripple in the water of sexual desire?

Cora Lee Jennings, reigning queen of erotic love is now a national and world-wide sensation thanks to the talents of various directors and producers who have revamped some of her older movies. However, the craze continues because apparently, the world can’t get enough of the beautiful diva. Auction houses all over Europe have gained the rights to the movies and yet another director/producer entourage—Frederick Fury and Lucien Lust have claimed the very popular Dora Do-Me and Monica Moan series. Their claim to fame is to continue on with the Cora Lee craze and make her the conglomerate no one will ever be able to forget. But just when you think the saga is coming to an end, someone encounters the Tammy Tantalizing movie and runs rampant again. Will the Cora Lee Jennings craze ever come to an end? Well, stay tuned!

Cora Lee Jennings, innovative creator of artistic skin-flicks in the 1920s and beyond has passed away at the age of 96 in her Sunset Boulevard mansion. But she still lives, thanks to Cannes film directors who have found her movies tucked safely away in her mansion. Cora took Hollywood by storm, causing controversy in filmmaking, but she did it well and often. Now, these directors want her to live on in a new movie about the life of the famed starlet. But is Hollywood ready to revamp such movie names as Dora Do-Me, Gwendolyn Get-Me, and Harlot Hott? Of course they are because you see, Core Lee will continue to live on in the minds of all--despite the odds.