D.H. Lawrence's controversial novel is brought to life by the makers of the soft-core classic EMANUELLE. Sylvia Kristel stars as Lady Constance Chatterly, an English lady whose husband is has been injured in WWI and is now confined to a wheelchair. He is also impotent as a result of his injuries, and consents to his wife's endeavors to find satisfaction elsewhere. Despite her love for her husband, Lady Chatterly's physical desires lead her to engage in a steamy affair with her gruff groundskeeper (Nicholas Clay). An HBO staple in the early 1980s, the film is notable for its surprisingly good acting considering its B-movie status, as well as its beautiful locations and the chemistry between the leads, neither of whom are shy about nudity.