Michael Lombard, born in 1934 in Brooklyn, made his mark in cult cinema with roles in Who? (1974) and So Fine (1981). Known for his compelling performances, Lombard brings a distinct energy to the screen, particularly in Who?, where he navigates the absurdities of identity and existence. His background in theater, highlighted by an Obie Award for his stage work, enriches his contributions to the world of exploitation and grindhouse films, making him a noteworthy figure in the SassyFlix catalog.
So Fine
Bobby Fine is an intellectual English professor whom departs his task when his father Jack appeals to him for help. A garment maker, Jack is within severe financial obligation to humongous mortgage shark Eddie, and he desperately requires his company to provide the capital to pay Eddie right back. Completely by accident, Bobby invents the answer to his father’s problem: see-through demin blue jeans with strategically put holes within the back that expose one’s rear. The fickle public goes crazy covering the “sexy” new style, and the money begins moving in, but Bobby exacerbates his father’s issues greatly whenever he falls for and starts dating the amorous Lira, whose spouse is none various other than Eddie!!
