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Penthouse's Swimsuit Video 2 poster

Penthouse's Swimsuit Video 2 (1995)

This is the sequel you've been waiting for! In this sizzling follow-up to one of Penthouse Video's most successful releases, Swimsuit II dives right in with the Penthouse Pets as they plunge in and out of some very sexy swimsuits. This show is full of the tantalizing centerfolds and loving scenes you've come to expect from Penthouse. The heat is definitely on in this video.
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This is the sequel you've been waiting for! In this sizzling follow-up to one of Penthouse Video's most successful releases, Swimsuit II dives right in with the Penthouse Pets as they plunge in and out of some very sexy swimsuits. This show is full of the tantalizing centerfolds and loving scenes you've come to expect from Penthouse. The heat is definitely on in this video.

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In Theaters:1/1/1995
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Runtime:52 minutes
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