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Doing It (1983)
A hot older brother who knows how. A hot younger brother who wants to know how. Teenaged Jon Christopher gets a red-hot sex education when he sets out to emulate big brother Michael's real-life encounters in bedrooms, back-alleys and glory-holes until he ends up knowing a lot more than his muscular superstud brother ever knew!
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A hot older brother who knows how. A hot younger brother who wants to know how. Teenaged Jon Christopher gets a red-hot sex education when he sets out to emulate big brother Michael's real-life encounters in bedrooms, back-alleys and glory-holes until he ends up knowing a lot more than his muscular superstud brother ever knew!
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Steve Scott
In Theaters:1/1/1983
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Studio TCS
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