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Around the World with John 'The Wadd' Holmes (1975)
John Holmes is detective Johnny Wadd and international beauties from around the world is his sexual beat. After touching base in the carnal capitals of San Francisco and Las Vegas, Johnny packs his immense gear and sets out to conquer the world! It's non-stop action as "Johnny Wadd" goes 'round and 'round with the world's most beautiful women, doing his very best to satisfy a very demanding audience!
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John Holmes is detective Johnny Wadd and international beauties from around the world is his sexual beat. After touching base in the carnal capitals of San Francisco and Las Vegas, Johnny packs his immense gear and sets out to conquer the world! It's non-stop action as "Johnny Wadd" goes 'round and 'round with the world's most beautiful women, doing his very best to satisfy a very demanding audience!
Rating:NR
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In Theaters:11/14/1975
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Runtime:79 minutes
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Cast
Donald U. Canard
Director
John Holmes
Himself
Colleen Brennan
Shirley (voice) (uncredited)
Tallie Cochrane
Sally (voice) (uncredited)
Keith Erickson
Lord Cockhold (archive footage) (uncredited)
Suzanne Fields
Sally (archive footage) (uncredited)
Lynn Holmes
Shirley (archive footage) (uncredited)
Patti Lee
Charlene (archive footage) (uncredited)
Paul Scharf
The Australian (archive footage) (uncredited)
Becky Sharpe
Sophia (archive footage) (uncredited)
Cyndee Summers
Redhead in London (archive footage) (uncredited)
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