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Deep Plunge (2004)
Director Doug Jeffries has pulled out all the stops for "Deep Plunge," an epic set on the lush Spanish island of Majorca. With handsome Rafael Carreras, a bevy of horny studs, and a pretty blond, it oozes hot sex from opening to end.
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Director Doug Jeffries has pulled out all the stops for "Deep Plunge," an epic set on the lush Spanish island of Majorca. With handsome Rafael Carreras, a bevy of horny studs, and a pretty blond, it oozes hot sex from opening to end.
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Written By:Scott Masters
In Theaters:1/21/2004
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Studio 2000, Studio 2000 International
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