When office romance meets computer dating, the whole boss’s family gets involved.
OFFICE LOVE-IN, WHITE COLLAR STYLE
Sexy Marsha Jordan works as a secretary at a dating service (Date-A-Mate) and gets it on with her boss, his wife and his brother in law.
Quick Answer
Office Love-In, White Collar Style is a 1968 American comedy-drama directed by Stephen C. Apostolof about a secretary who signs up for a computer dating service and unwittingly entangles herself with her boss’s family.
Programmer's Pick
This is the kind of white-collar chaos only late '60s sexploitation could deliver: computer dating, office seduction, and the sort of family entanglements HR would definitely frown upon. Expect plenty of period-specific risqué humor and a parade of jaw-dropping office shenanigans.
— SassyFlix Programmer
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View all →Why Cult
Before Tinder, there was Date-A-Mate—watch as analog algorithms lead to digital-age awkwardness.
Kathy Williams leads as a secretary whose quest for romance spirals into a full-blown office (and family) affair.
With softcore elements, group sex, and a parade of taboo-busting scenes, this film is a time capsule of saucy '60s cinema.
When the boss’s entire family gets tangled in the mix, office romance becomes a wild ensemble affair.
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Questions from the Vault
When was Office Love-In, White Collar Style released? +
Office Love-In, White Collar Style was released in 1968.
Who directed Office Love-In, White Collar Style? +
Stephen C. Apostolof directed Office Love-In, White Collar Style.
How long is Office Love-In, White Collar Style? +
Office Love-In, White Collar Style has a runtime of 81 minutes.
What genre is Office Love-In, White Collar Style? +
Office Love-In, White Collar Style is a comedy-drama with strong sexploitation elements.
Where can I watch Office Love-In, White Collar Style? +
You can watch Office Love-In, White Collar Style on SassyFlix.
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