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Hard to Hold (1999)

One thing naive Jeremy won't miss is how his boss Virgil made him work overtime, pressing him to service both Virgil and Dominic after hours. Tristan is the main attraction at SF's famed Nob Hill Theatre, struttin' his stuff, teasing and titillating his eager audience with his smooth moves. The unholy trinity of studs (Sebastian Gronoff, Addison Scott, and Marcus Iron) heat up the private backroom with all the hot and steamy mansex they generate. Jeremy is overwhelmed being in San Francisco and he soon finds out that the Nob Hill Theatre is where it's at.
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One thing naive Jeremy won't miss is how his boss Virgil made him work overtime, pressing him to service both Virgil and Dominic after hours. Tristan is the main attraction at SF's famed Nob Hill Theatre, struttin' his stuff, teasing and titillating his eager audience with his smooth moves. The unholy trinity of studs (Sebastian Gronoff, Addison Scott, and Marcus Iron) heat up the private backroom with all the hot and steamy mansex they generate. Jeremy is overwhelmed being in San Francisco and he soon finds out that the Nob Hill Theatre is where it's at.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Chi Chi LaRue
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In Theaters:7/7/1999
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Jocks Studios, Falcon Studios

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