Candy Stripe Nurses 1974

Overview

Candy Stripe Nurses is a 1974 American comedy film written and directed by Alan Holleb. Produced and distributed by New World Pictures, the film stars Candice Rialson and serves as the final installment in the studio's nurses cycle that began with the 1970 release The Student Nurses. The film, which runs for one hour and seventeen minutes, is categorized under the genres of comedy, crime, and thriller. The plot follows the hospital adventures of three young nurses. Sandy, described as free-loving, attempts to assist a rock star with his sexual problems. Dianne, characterized as uptight, engages in an affair with a college basketball player who uses drugs while simultaneously working to expose a doctor for malpractice. Meanwhile, Marisa, a juvenile delinquent, begins an affair with an accused man and seeks to prove his innocence. The film was released in the United States on May 1, 1974, and carries an R rating. It is also known by the promotional tagline, They will give you fast-fast-fast relief.