Ricky Starr, born Bernard Herman in 1931, made a memorable appearance in The Touchables (1968), a film that captures the playful and provocative spirit of the late 1960s. Starr's unique presence in this erotic comedy reflects the era's experimentation with boundaries and societal norms. His work in The Touchables positions him within the cult cinema conversation, showcasing a blend of humor and sensuality that remains relevant in discussions of exploitation cinema. Born in London, Starr's contributions to the genre resonate with fans of offbeat and boundary-pushing films.
The Touchables
In Swinging London, four girls decide to kidnap their pop idol and hold him hostage in a giant plastic dome in the countryside. His manager tries desperately to find him, as does a wrestler and an upper class London gangster. However it becomes clear that the young man does not want to be freed from his glamorous captors.
