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Aunt Peg (1980)
Aunt Peg is a short haired firecracker movie producer who starts her day off by seducing her assistant Bill. Later on, she has a flashback of seducing her brother-in-law. Another flashback follows of joining her friend Alice to seducing a hotel's African-American waiter. Back in present day, she lets European director Franco employ a casting couch on Seka but demands to join in. She then employs her own casting couch on Micheal Ranger, and lets her secretary Susan join in. Aunt Peg finishes her day off in the back of her limo where she forces herself on her niece Sheila, who soon consents.
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Aunt Peg is a short haired firecracker movie producer who starts her day off by seducing her assistant Bill. Later on, she has a flashback of seducing her brother-in-law. Another flashback follows of joining her friend Alice to seducing a hotel's African-American waiter. Back in present day, she lets European director Franco employ a casting couch on Seka but demands to join in. She then employs her own casting couch on Micheal Ranger, and lets her secretary Susan join in. Aunt Peg finishes her day off in the back of her limo where she forces herself on her niece Sheila, who soon consents.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:
In Theaters:9/24/1980
Box Office:
Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Sunkist Pictures
Cast
Anthony Spinelli
Director
Juliet Anderson
Aunt Peg
Jamie Gillis
Franco Frenorelli
John Holmes
John
Serena
Susan the Secretary
Sharon Kane
Sheila
Mike Ranger
Michael Ranger
Donna Hart
Pam the Actress
Michael Morrison
Jack
Billy Dee
The Waiter (uncredited)
Jacqueline Giroux
Chauffeur (uncredited)
Mike Horner
Bill (uncredited)
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