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Lady Lust (1984)

You may know her best as producer Russ Meyer's ex-wife and sultry super-vixen. And certainly you've seen her many outrageous appearances on TV. Now, in her first, fully X-rated video, you'll see the incredible Edy Williams bare it all in a torrid tale of raw sexual delight! Lady Lust is the story of two sisters, Suzanne and Irene (played by Williams and sexy newcomer Kimberly Carson). Both lead wildly different lives. While Irene is a happily married mother of two, Suzanne is a single and highly sophisticated woman of the world. During a brief visit, each gets to explore the other's intriguing sex life.
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You may know her best as producer Russ Meyer's ex-wife and sultry super-vixen. And certainly you've seen her many outrageous appearances on TV. Now, in her first, fully X-rated video, you'll see the incredible Edy Williams bare it all in a torrid tale of raw sexual delight! Lady Lust is the story of two sisters, Suzanne and Irene (played by Williams and sexy newcomer Kimberly Carson). Both lead wildly different lives. While Irene is a happily married mother of two, Suzanne is a single and highly sophisticated woman of the world. During a brief visit, each gets to explore the other's intriguing sex life.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Ron Dorfman
Written By:Pamela Penn
In Theaters:7/1/1984
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Leisure Time Entertainment, Caballero Home Video

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