'Easy A' Is Pretty Anti Sex
'Easy A' is emblematic of a world that liked to sarcastically pretend it was progressive but wasn’t actually ready for that change, making it pretty anti-sex.
Dun-Hur (1995)
Language: English
Director: Henry Spencer
Studio: Sin City
Cast: Rebecca Bardoux, Nicole London, Jeff Coldwater, Lynden Johnson, Shelby Stevens, Michael J. Cox, Vanessa Chase, Buck Adams, Tony Tedeschi
Scene Breakdowns
Scene 1 -Rebecca Bardoux, Buck Adams
Scene 2 -Nicole London, Rebecca Bardoux, Jeff Coldwater
Scene 3 -Lynden Johnson, Shelby Stevens
Scene 4 -Rebecca Bardoux, Jeff Coldwater
Scene 5 -Rebecca Bardoux, Michael J. Cox
Scene 6 -Vanessa Chase, Buck Adams, Tony Tedeschi
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Language: English Director: Henry Spencer Studio: Sin City Cast: Rebecca Bardoux, Nicole London, Jeff Coldwater, Lynden Johnson, Shelby Stevens, Michael J. Cox, Vanessa Chase, Buck Adams, Tony Tedeschi Scene Breakdowns Scene 1 -Rebecca Bardoux, Buck Adams Scene 2 -Nicole London, Rebecca Bardoux, Jeff Coldwater Scene 3 -Lynden Johnson, Shelby Stevens Scene 4 -Rebecca Bardoux, Jeff Coldwater Scene 5 -Rebecca Bardoux, Michael J. Cox Scene 6 -Vanessa Chase, Buck Adams, Tony Tedeschi
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In Theaters:6/5/1995
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Sin City
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