Up Your Teddy Bear

Year: 1970

Runtime: 89 mins

Language: English

Director: Don Joslyn

Comedy

Clyde King, a toy‑store worker who makes toys and stalks women, catches the eye of a toy‑company owner. She sends her aide Lyle “Skippy” Burns to recruit him, but Clyde refuses, seeing her as a mother figure in his fantasies. Skippy tries to win Clyde by supplying women—posing as a prostitute—but each set‑up fails, so he decides to kill him.

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