John Leslie and Joey Silvera star as a pair of sex-starved buddies who have somehow taken possession of $100,000 and slick roadster that happens to be able to fly! The flick follow the guys on a quick-cutting series of erotic adventures as they travel the world in search of salacious sweeties. They pretend to be film producers, seducing youthful beauties with tales of starry nights and Hollywood heat. One after another, a selection of scrumptious sirens sashay their way into the guys’ hearts – and beds.
Alan Vydra
Director
Joey Silvera
George
Eric Edwards
Rob
Jesie St. James
Jessie
Serena
Auditioning Actress
John Leslie
Adult Film Director
Susan Nero
Girl with Chauffeur
Brooke West
Mary
Johnny Harden
Chauffeur (uncredited)
Holly Page
Blonde in Red Dress (uncredited)
Kandi Barbour
Jessie's Girl with George (uncredited)
Kitty Shayne
Actress in Fetish Scene (uncredited)
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