Mid 1960 decade Soap Opera

So for this very partial Movie review of the 1966 film titled The Group featuring actresses Joanna Pettet, Shirley Knight, and Jessica Walter , this writer will ignore punctuation and just list thoughts and observations in a stream of consciousness way. I doubt Anthony Livingston Hall could care less.

The movie was a little rushed at the beginning with the GROUP OF 8  college graduating girls bonding during the movies credits at an exclusive girls school. It is the film adaptation of a novel by Mary McCarthy

Hagman wedding ceremony priest not observed facially but you could hear his voice which may have been dubbed in to minimize movie budget

Who thinks of honeymoons these days especially if you already had one

Wedding breakfast from bathtub.  Left leg blocks supple erotic pouting right breast. Another scene verbal sexual intercourse Narrow waist tapering legs Scientific fact women are more sensuous the nerve endings are closer to the skin surface. See the picture at bottom. Was anal as common in the 60's as it is today?  No means Yes AND Yes means G-Spot time.

Set in the depression nyc No mention of FDR as I recall

Chemistry major What in gods name does one do with an economics degree in 1933? All shades of opinion are entitled to a hearing spoken at graduation where one of the Eight applauded awkwardly

Obsolete Karl Marx spoken by Larry Hagman’s character during wedding reception toast rebutted by one of the female interlocutors

All right girls let’s get our mind off our plumbing

What other time in history would you like to live?

List your friends in order of preference but somebody always has to be at the bottom of the list

Arrogant male on a boat ordering a passive and unassertive  old flame to have a date with him at 8 o’clock

Virile mask

Various scenes where the females show off how highly educated they are. Female sitting across from a horny male apologizing for her religion as he glances at her cross wondering if he’s going to get laid that night she states that she is more of a pantheistic type.