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Caught from Behind 2 (1983)
The second edition of the anally obsessed series once again brings us the amorous antics of Dr. Proctor, this time played by Eric Edwards in a daft performance. Edwards brings in a string of sexually troubled patients and somehow comes to the same diagnosis for each of them -- what they really need is a hefty dose of anal sex. While this doesn't go down too well with some of the gals, the good doctor makes sure that he teaches them everything they need to know about back door boffing.
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The second edition of the anally obsessed series once again brings us the amorous antics of Dr. Proctor, this time played by Eric Edwards in a daft performance. Edwards brings in a string of sexually troubled patients and somehow comes to the same diagnosis for each of them -- what they really need is a hefty dose of anal sex. While this doesn't go down too well with some of the gals, the good doctor makes sure that he teaches them everything they need to know about back door boffing.
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Ted Newsom, Ray Wells
In Theaters:2/17/1983
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:RHF Film Productions, Hollywood Video
Cast
Hal Freeman
Director
Rosemarie
Priscilla Proctor
Eric Edwards
Dr. Peter Proctor
Raysheena Mercado
Rene Sheldon
Ron Jeremy
Ernie Sheldon
Karine Hornel
Bonnie, Anal Anonymous Patient
Paul Thomas
Marvin Baxter
Mary Gass
Mrs. Baxter, Anal Anonymous Patient
Marc Wallice
Stan, Julie's Friend
Shantell Day
Jackie, Anal Anonymous Patient
Frank James
Bobby, Jackie's Boyfriend
Marie Teirney
Julie
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