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Marine Father, Navy Son (1999)
From barroom lust to scorching bedroom secrets, director Paul Barresi brings you his latest odyssey into the forbidden world of some of the hottest, All-American Men In Uniform. Starring military daddy Cole Tucker, with some of the hunkiest hard-bodies to ever put on a pair of fatigues - all bolstered by an erotic musical score by Grammy-nominated Dennis Walker, "Marine Father - Navy Son" promises to fulfill your deepest military fantasies.
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From barroom lust to scorching bedroom secrets, director Paul Barresi brings you his latest odyssey into the forbidden world of some of the hottest, All-American Men In Uniform. Starring military daddy Cole Tucker, with some of the hunkiest hard-bodies to ever put on a pair of fatigues - all bolstered by an erotic musical score by Grammy-nominated Dennis Walker, "Marine Father - Navy Son" promises to fulfill your deepest military fantasies.
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Written By:Paul Barresi
In Theaters:4/11/1999
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Jet Set Productions
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