Fox. Though  tame by modern standards, "Dolls" was slapped with an "X" rating,  and there was much negative publicity generated by the fact a major  studio had allowed a "pornographer", Russ Meyer (I) (qv) (labeled  "King Leer" by the mainstream press at the time) to make a Hollywood  film under its aegis. Grace Kelly (I) (qv), who was a member of  the board of directors of Fox, was outraged and lobbied to have the  studios contract with Meyer terminated. After his next Fox film,  _Seven Minutes, The (1971)_ (qv) flopped at the box office (possibly  due to its LACK of nudity and titillation), the studio terminated  its relationship with Meyer. He never made another film for a  studio.