It's Lana Clarkson again as Amathia, the Amazon Queen in this sequel film to Barbarian Queen. Here's she is betrayed by her nasty brother Ankaris (Alejandro Bracho) and is imprisoned and scheduled for the hangman's noose. Luckily for lovers of bountiful bosoms everywhere, she escapes and heads to the woods where she befriends another Amazon gal named Ziela (Rebecca Wood). Together they set out to regain Amathia's rightful rule and outbattle the heathen he-men who'd ousted her. There's plenty of violence and nudity in this second Barbarian Queen fiesta. ~ All Movie Guide.

TV's second most popular series, and its single most popular sitcom, Three's Company returned in 1979 for its fourth successful season. As before, the titular trio consists of aspiring chef Jack Tripper (John Ritter), florist Janet Wood (Joyce DeWitt), and receptionist Chrissy Snow (Suzanne Somers), who for economic, rather than carnal, reasons all share the same Santa Monica apartment. In past seasons, the very heterosexual Jack had to convince his landlord, Mr. Roper (Norman Fell), that he was gay so that Roper would not break his lease. In season four, Jack pulls the same snow job on new landlord Ralph Furley, played by Don Knotts. Also joining the regulars is Ann Wedgeworth in the hitherto recurring role of Jack's girlfriend Lana Shields -- though Wedgeworth would exit the series after ten episodes, allegedly because of friction on the set. As for another of the series' regulars, Richard Kline as photographer Larry Dallas, he is off the show more than on during season four, due to other professional commi

After George Lazenby portrayed James Bond in On Her Majesty's Secret Service, Sean Connery returned to the tux, gimmicks, and catchphrases of Secret Agent 007 in his penultimate Bond outing, Diamonds Are Forever. Fragments of Ian Fleming's original 1954 novel remain, including the characters of the alluring Tiffany Case (Jill St. John) and fey hitmen Wint (Bruce Glover) and Mr. Kidd (Putter Smith). The remainder of Richard Maibaum and Tom Mankiewicz's script diverges dramatically from the novel, involving Bond in a scheme by the insidious Ernst Blofeld (Charles Gray) to force the world powers to disarm so that he can take over the globe. Folksinger Jimmy Dean shows up briefly as a Howard Hughes-like reclusive billionaire, while Lana Wood (Natalie's sister) participates in one of the film's edgiest cliffhangers. Agreeing to make Diamonds Are Forever only because of the money offered him, Sean Connery parted company with the role for 12 years after this film; he returned to the role once more in 1983, for Irvin