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The Killer Elite (1975)
The Killer Elite is a 1975 action-thriller starring James Caan and Robert Duvall. The movie follows a group of mercenaries hired by a mysterious organization to assassinate a former CIA agent. While the movie is primarily focused on the action and suspense, there are a few moments of sexual tension that add to the overall atmosphere of the film.
The first sexual moment in the movie comes when the mercenaries are in a hotel room discussing their mission. One of the mercenaries, played by Robert Duvall, makes a suggestive comment about the female lead, played by Claudia Jennings. This moment of sexual tension is quickly broken when the mercenaries are interrupted by a phone call.
The second sexual moment in the movie comes when the mercenaries are in a bar. One of the mercenaries, played by James Caan, notices a beautiful woman at the bar and begins to flirt with her. The woman, played by Jennifer O'Neill, is clearly interested in Caan's character and the two share a passionate kiss. This moment of sexual tension is quickly broken when the mercenaries are interrupted by a phone call.
The third sexual moment in the movie comes when the mercenaries are in a hotel room discussing their mission. One of the mercenaries, played by Robert Duvall, makes a suggestive comment about the female lead, played by Claudia Jennings. This moment of sexual tension is quickly broken when the mercenaries are interrupted by a phone call.
The fourth and final sexual moment in the movie comes when the mercenaries are in a hotel room discussing their mission. One of the mercenaries, played by Robert Duvall, makes a suggestive comment about the female lead, played by Claudia Jennings. This moment of sexual tension is quickly broken when the mercenaries are interrupted by a phone call.
Overall, The Killer Elite is an action-packed movie with a few moments of sexual tension that add to the overall atmosphere of the film. These moments of sexual tension help to create a sense of suspense and anticipation that keeps the audience engaged throughout the movie.
At a party in the beginning, two women are shown with their breasts clearly exposed. A man is implied to have sex, after which he finds out that she may have had a vaginal disease.
At a bar, a woman dances on stage in a dress. As she spins, her butt in a thong is shown. She removes the dress and her breasts are visible. Her butt in the thong is shown a few more times. She leaves the stage and is replaced by a woman in bra and thong panties. She and a man dance sexually on stage.
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