L'Infermiera (aka The Sensuous Nurse) (1975)

After an aging but lecherous widower (Mario Pisu) has a heart attack, his greedy relatives hire a sexy nurse (Ursula Andress) to seduce him and hopefully give him a second and fatal heart attack. Co-written and directed by Nello Rossati. A lascivious male servant (Lino Toffolo) refers to the household's sexy maid (Carla Romanelli) as "all nude and naughty" and that pretty much sums up this Italian sex comedy. All the males from the aging patriarch to the teen age nephew (Stefano Sabelli) are horny and all the women save one (Marina Confalone, the only actress who keeps her clothes on) are obliging. For fans of Ursula Undress (sic), this film is a boon as she drops her clothes at almost every opportunity and showing us all. Indeed, if one referred to this sex farce as softcore porn, you wouldn't be far off. Is it any good? Well, humor being subjective and all, I found it rather broad and juvenile in its comedy but I did admire its unabashed bawdiness. With Luciana Paluzzi, Duilio Del Prete (AT LONG LAST LOVE), Daniele Vargas and Jack Palance as an American businessman.