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Dominoes (1993)

When relationships collide- they stand or fall. Like dominoes. Kelly O'Dell has a long-standing relationship with Randy Spears. They're in love- but haven't crossed the line between platonic and physical. That changes when Randy introduces a friend to Kelly- a friend instantly drawn to her. Vivid presents Dominoes- starring the beautiful Kelly O'Dell- hot newcummmer Paula Harlow and raven vixen- Tina Tyler. Rent Dominoes. And let the chips fall where they may.
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When relationships collide- they stand or fall. Like dominoes. Kelly O'Dell has a long-standing relationship with Randy Spears. They're in love- but haven't crossed the line between platonic and physical. That changes when Randy introduces a friend to Kelly- a friend instantly drawn to her. Vivid presents Dominoes- starring the beautiful Kelly O'Dell- hot newcummmer Paula Harlow and raven vixen- Tina Tyler. Rent Dominoes. And let the chips fall where they may.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Paul Thomas
Written By:Ariel Hart
In Theaters:7/2/1993
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Vivid Entertainment

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