Let's Talk Sex (1983)
It focuses on the freaky nights and fervid frolicking of a group of foxy phone sex girls. At 'Dial-A-Fantasy,' shapely young women work the phones, guiding callers through their steamiest sexual fantasies and bringing them the kind of carnal release that only they could.
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It focuses on the freaky nights and fervid frolicking of a group of foxy phone sex girls. At 'Dial-A-Fantasy,' shapely young women work the phones, guiding callers through their steamiest sexual fantasies and bringing them the kind of carnal release that only they could.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Ronnie Friedland, Paul Vatelli
In Theaters:9/16/1983
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Caribbean Films
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