The Sensuous Nurse is a 1975 Italian comedy film directed by Nello Rossati. The movie was released as a part of a popular trend of "sexy nurse" films during the 1970s.
The story revolves around the character of a wealthy count named Lamberto. He is a lonely, middle-aged man suffering from a heart condition. His greedy relatives, who are eager to inherit his fortune, hire a sensual nurse, Anna, to take care of him. Anna is an attractive young woman who uses her seductive charm to hasten the count's demise so that his family can inherit his wealth.
However, Anna finds herself caught in the middle of a love triangle with the count's young and handsome doctor, Marcello. Anna and Marcello fall in love, and their relationship becomes increasingly complicated as they struggle to balance their feelings with the demands of their jobs.
The Sensuous Nurse is a lighthearted and somewhat absurd comedy that pokes fun at the popular trope of the sexy nurse. It features a cast of colorful and quirky characters and a playful, tongue-in-cheek tone. The film is best remembered for its risqué humor and the provocative performance of its lead actress, Ursula Andress.