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A Little Bit of... Hanky Panky (1984)
Two young, married couples are on a camping holiday on the island. Only Sylvia, one of the wives, knows the island's secret ... There are lots of surprises and plenty of pretty girls. Filmed entirely on location in the South Pacific.
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Two young, married couples are on a camping holiday on the island. Only Sylvia, one of the wives, knows the island's secret ... There are lots of surprises and plenty of pretty girls. Filmed entirely on location in the South Pacific.
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Laurie Sundobar, Svetlana
In Theaters:2/4/1984
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Cinetrex
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