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Interview: Volume 1 (1989)
Five hot-looking studs in SOLO JACK-OFF ACTION! Each guy is interviewed - which gives the viewer a unique insight into his own personality. Afterwards, each guy strips down, shows off his hard body, and then jacks off - with LOADS of cum flying everywhere!
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Five hot-looking studs in SOLO JACK-OFF ACTION! Each guy is interviewed - which gives the viewer a unique insight into his own personality. Afterwards, each guy strips down, shows off his hard body, and then jacks off - with LOADS of cum flying everywhere!
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In Theaters:1/1/1989
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Filmco Video
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