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Hamlet: For the Love of Ophelia 2 (1995)
The love-struck Hamlet returns in Luca Damiano's stunning classic adult production from the 90s in Hamlet: For The Love Of Ophelia 2. With its effective use of location and period costumes, Sarah Young, Christoph and an impressive cast of beautiful and sexually talented women journey back through time to Shakespeare's Denmark. Still obsessed with the beautiful Ophelia, Hamelt pursues this divine creature to no avail, so he once again turns to the castle maids for love, affection and a good fuck. Encouraged by the ghost of his late father, Hamlet begs Ophelia for sex - and this time she succumbs, proving she really is the princess of porno as she happily sucks his thick cock before finally allowing him to bypass her chastity belt and fuck her hard and fast. In this parody, the question for Prince Hamlet is still - to fuck or not to fuck! Cast: Sarah Young, Aliona, Joanna, Lulu David, Maeva, Tanya la Rivière, Valentina, Victoria Queen, Others
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The love-struck Hamlet returns in Luca Damiano's stunning classic adult production from the 90s in Hamlet: For The Love Of Ophelia 2. With its effective use of location and period costumes, Sarah Young, Christoph and an impressive cast of beautiful and sexually talented women journey back through time to Shakespeare's Denmark. Still obsessed with the beautiful Ophelia, Hamelt pursues this divine creature to no avail, so he once again turns to the castle maids for love, affection and a good fuck. Encouraged by the ghost of his late father, Hamlet begs Ophelia for sex - and this time she succumbs, proving she really is the princess of porno as she happily sucks his thick cock before finally allowing him to bypass her chastity belt and fuck her hard and fast. In this parody, the question for Prince Hamlet is still - to fuck or not to fuck! Cast: Sarah Young, Aliona, Joanna, Lulu David, Maeva, Tanya la Rivière, Valentina, Victoria Queen, Others
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