It took seven years to produce this magnificent erotic saga of the mighty Johnny 'Wadd' Holmes' rise to the "big banana' of porno stardom. Holmes is 'interviewing' luscious Serena and between 'screen tests' he recalls his first job with Candy Samples-- her luscious breasts and mouth made him shoot harder than ever before! He enters the casting business and fondles the huge mammaries of all the major big gust film stars. Black stud, Johnny Keyes, plays a film producer/actor who strips Candy and Uschi--the bisexual bust queens of all time!-- until both are riding his face and massive cock and caressing each other's melons. This is a classic!
Director
John Holmes
Self - Narrator
Serena
Self (archive footage)
Candy Samples
Self (archive footage)
Kitten Natividad
Self (archive footage)
Uschi Digard
Self (archive footage)
Kelly Stewart
Self (archive footage)
Bobbie Hall
Self (archive footage)
Valerie Rae Clark
Self (archive footage)
Johnnie Keyes
Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
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