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Ginger Rides Again (1988)
Ginger's younger cousin is both eager and fascinated to follow in her idol's footsteps into the forbidden world of eroticism. With Ginger showing the way, Laurel, the once naive little cousin is thrust into exotic sexual situations, but comes out smelling like a rose.
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Ginger's younger cousin is both eager and fascinated to follow in her idol's footsteps into the forbidden world of eroticism. With Ginger showing the way, Laurel, the once naive little cousin is thrust into exotic sexual situations, but comes out smelling like a rose.
Rating:R
Genre:
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In Theaters:4/16/1988
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Kiss Video
Cast
Charles Webb
Director
Angel
(archive footage)
Cory Marjon
(archive footage)
Erica Idol
(archive footage)
Ginger Lynn Allen
(archive footage)
Gail Sterling
(archive footage)
Kimki
(archive footage)
Lauryl Canyon
(archive footage)
Lili Marlene
(archive footage)
Dan T. Mann
(archive footage)
Don Fernando
(archive footage)
Jesse Adams
(archive footage)
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