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Penthouse: Behind the Scenes (1995)

It's the job every red-blooded American male wants...to work on a Penthouse video. Well, perhaps we can provide the next best thing to actually being there...Behind The Scenes with Penthouse Video. On this revealing video we give a whole new meaning to "up close and personal!" Follow the fabulous Penthouse Pets as they are put through their paces and find out once and for all what really makes them hot.
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It's the job every red-blooded American male wants...to work on a Penthouse video. Well, perhaps we can provide the next best thing to actually being there...Behind The Scenes with Penthouse Video. On this revealing video we give a whole new meaning to "up close and personal!" Follow the fabulous Penthouse Pets as they are put through their paces and find out once and for all what really makes them hot.

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In Theaters:1/1/1995
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Runtime:49 minutes
Studio:Penthouse

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