Daminano, Gerald: [about Linda Lovelace] I think she was someone who had to be told what to do.

Barbara Boreman: When she died, she was penniless.

Linda Lovelace: [archive footage] Everyone that watches "Deep Throat" is watching me being raped.

Daminano, Gerald: They invented a new word, filmmaker. Suddenly there were independent filmmakers.

Barbara Boreman: [about Chuck Trainor] When he died, it saved me the trouble of killing him, lucky for him.

Andrea True: [about her hit song, "More, More, More"] I figured it was about time for a porn star to be on the charts.

Narrator: At one point, "Deep Throat" was banned in 23 states.

Harry Reems: I lost my home, I lost my friends... I was actually reduced to panhandling on Sunset Blvd.

Mary Carey: [When asked who starred in "Deep Throat"] It was ah, ah, that woman that just died.

Norman Mailer: [On why middle class people watched "Deep Throat"] It was a mid-world between crime and art.

Gore Vidal: [When asked about fear of human sexuality] Well, you must not forget our esteemed countrymen who have never taken a course in biology... never read a book...