GAMES THAT LOVERS PLAY is a tawdry entry in the '70s world of British sex cinema, where on-screen copulation and copious nudity were often the order of the day. This one's actually a tame movie notably only for featuring a couple of fictional characters (Lady Chatterley and Fanny Hill) teaming up and for an early appearance from Joanna Lumley who does disrobe briefly for the part.
Arguably great films have beautifully crafted scripts, are technically perfect, and/or have an interesting context, either by virtue of content or the circumstances (political, social, or personal of the makers) in which they were made.This is not a great film.
In this movie John Cleland's 18th century heroine "Fanny Hill" squares off against D.H.
This film was made by the ubiquitous Fancey family under the Border name.This film is one of the many sex farces made by the British cinema in the seventies.
