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Playboy Celebrity Centerfold: Jessica Hahn (1993)

She's come a long way from troubled beginnings as a shy school girl, to toppling the religious empire of Jim Bakker, to becoming a modern celebrity. She's Jessica Hahn, a woman who's not about to let her fifteen minutes of fame pass. She's got a new life, great looks and a career that's really taking off. You've seen her in three provocative Playboy pictorials, on television and radio programs nationwide and in Sam Kinison's controversial rock video. But you've never seen this "wild thing" like this! Playmate bonus - Echo Johnson. One glimpse at this stunning former Miss Santa Fe and you'll shout for more!
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She's come a long way from troubled beginnings as a shy school girl, to toppling the religious empire of Jim Bakker, to becoming a modern celebrity. She's Jessica Hahn, a woman who's not about to let her fifteen minutes of fame pass. She's got a new life, great looks and a career that's really taking off. You've seen her in three provocative Playboy pictorials, on television and radio programs nationwide and in Sam Kinison's controversial rock video. But you've never seen this "wild thing" like this! Playmate bonus - Echo Johnson. One glimpse at this stunning former Miss Santa Fe and you'll shout for more!

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In Theaters:4/22/1993
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Runtime:52 minutes
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