Perverted Stories 14 (1997)
14th installment of the series, features the segments "Anal Vinyard", "One Afternoon", "Toes and Tongues" and "A Girl and Her Beans".
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14th installment of the series, features the segments "Anal Vinyard", "One Afternoon", "Toes and Tongues" and "A Girl and Her Beans".
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/1/1997
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:JM Productions
Cast
Jim Powers
Director
Paris
Winemakers' Lover (segment: "Anal Vinyard")
Alyssa Allure
Voyeur's Lover (segment: "One Afternoon")
Kimberly Jade
Eliacer's Lover (segment: "Toes and Tongues")
Brooke Ashley
Bean Girl (segment: "A Girl and Her Beans")
Ron Jeremy
Winemaker #1 (segment: "Anal Vinyard")
Jay Ashley
Winemaker #2 (segment: "Anal Vinyard")
Dave Hardman
Bean Factory Man #1 (segment: "A Girl and Her Beans") / Voyeur (segment: "One Afternoon")
Keith
Eliacer (segment: "Toes and Tongues")
Jack Hammer
Bean Factory Man #2 (segment: "A Girl and Her Beans")
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