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Deception (1991)

Deidre's back. And she's right in the middle of a little scheme that'll get her ad agency turned upside down. Who's who? Who'll bang who? And more importantly, who's underwear are they wearing? Confused? Don't be. That's why they call it... Deception.
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Deidre's back. And she's right in the middle of a little scheme that'll get her ad agency turned upside down. Who's who? Who'll bang who? And more importantly, who's underwear are they wearing? Confused? Don't be. That's why they call it... Deception.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Michael Craig
Written By:Rodger Jacobs
In Theaters:6/6/1991
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:X-Citement Video

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