Are You Being Serviced? (2008)
From the milkman who delivers in pints, the postman - always ready with a package, the hard-at-it office lads, the chauffeur who takes you all the way there and the waiter bringing it up "hot" to you in your hotel room, to the plain greedy straight bloke who just likes to be serviced. Six steaming hardcore scenes starring a gallery of uncut studs. Two and a half hours of and oral with some of the hottest cum shots committed to video. Sit back... unzip... we're at your service.
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From the milkman who delivers in pints, the postman - always ready with a package, the hard-at-it office lads, the chauffeur who takes you all the way there and the waiter bringing it up "hot" to you in your hotel room, to the plain greedy straight bloke who just likes to be serviced. Six steaming hardcore scenes starring a gallery of uncut studs. Two and a half hours of and oral with some of the hottest cum shots committed to video. Sit back... unzip... we're at your service.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/1/2008
Box Office:
Runtime:151 minutes
Studio:UK Naked Men
Cast
Jonno
Director
Ross Hurston
(segment "The Milkman Delivers in Pints!")
Danny D
(segment "The Milkman Delivers in Pints!")
Kurt Rogers
(segment "The Chauffeur")
Pedro Santana
(segment "The Chauffeur")
Harry Louis
(segment "Up'n'Under")
Jorge Ballantinos
(segment "Up'n'Under")
Mitch Collins
(segment "Up'n'Under")
Andy O'Neill
Lucas Knowles
(segment "Room Service")
Dean Monroe
(segment "Room Service")
Tyson Mac
(segment "The Postman Delivers His Package")
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