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Dream Quest (2000)
Jenna Jameson is Sara, an average blonde knockout that has had enough of her mundane life. Enter the faerie folk. They pull Jenna into a mystical world of seduction and danger. It's up to her to save "fantasy" from banishment at the hands of the evil Vladimir.
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Jenna Jameson is Sara, an average blonde knockout that has had enough of her mundane life. Enter the faerie folk. They pull Jenna into a mystical world of seduction and danger. It's up to her to save "fantasy" from banishment at the hands of the evil Vladimir.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Penny Swing, Brad Armstrong
In Theaters:8/3/2000
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Runtime:128 minutes
Studio:Wicked
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