Don’t Just Stand There

Year: 1968

Runtime: 99 mins

Language: English

Director: Ron Winston

ComedyCrime

Martine Randall, a towering red‑haired karate expert who’s penning a sex‑education book, enlists writer‑adventurer Lawrence Colby to smuggle 300 watch components from Switzerland into Paris. In return, she asks him to untangle a messy problem for her friend Sabine Manning, a famed author of erotic novels.

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