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California Taboo (1989)
Super-busty newcomer Christen Carson makes her blue debut as a girl who just can't keep her hands off herself in California Taboo. Fortunately she enlists some erotic relief from Joey Silvera and company when her own fantasies are just not enough.
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Super-busty newcomer Christen Carson makes her blue debut as a girl who just can't keep her hands off herself in California Taboo. Fortunately she enlists some erotic relief from Joey Silvera and company when her own fantasies are just not enough.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:C.L. Solomon
In Theaters:1/1/1989
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:VCA Pictures
Cast
C.L. Solomon
Director
Jeanna Fine
The Girlfriend
Shanna McCullough
Shannon the Maid
Nina Hartley
Carrie Fields
Breezy Lane
Geana Fields
Ron Jeremy
Tony Ross the Manager
Joey Silvera
David Fields
Christen Carson
Lea Fields
David Christopher
Scratch the Roadie
Don Fernando
Ray Fields 'Alien Son'
Steve Henessey
Dean (as Merrick Matthews)
C.L. Solomon
Sid the Accountant
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