Artie Mitchell
Artie Mitchell and his brother Jim Mitchell were pioneers in the production of pornographic films and "adult entertainment" in the San Francisco Bay Area in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. They also founded the O'Farrell Theater on San Francisco's O'Farrell Street. Hunter S. Thompson, a regular customer who once was employed as the night manager of the porno palace, praised it as "The Carnegie Hall of public sex in America."
Behind the Green Door
(Director)
Behind the Green Door
(Producer)
Inside Marilyn Chambers
(Director)
Sodom and Gomorrah: The Last Seven Days
(Director)
The Autobiography of a Flea
(Producer)
Resurrection of Eve
(Director)
Resurrection of Eve
(Producer)
Resurrection of Eve
(Writer)
The Grafenberg Spot
(Director)
Behind the Green Door
(Screenplay)
Behind the Green Door: The Sequel
(Director)
Behind the Green Door: The Sequel
(Screenplay)
Woman of the Night
(Producer)
Flesh Factory
(Producer)
Rampaging Nurses
(Director)
Rampaging Nurses
(Producer)
Wild Campus
(Producer)
Never a Tender Moment
(Producer)
The Grafenberg Spot
(Writer)
Woman of the Night
(Writer)
C.B. Mamas
(Director)
Never a Tender Moment
(Director)
Flesh Factory
(Director)
Beyond De Sade
(Director)