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Playboy Exposed: Bachelorette Party (2002)
A wild time is had by all when a bachelorette entices her friends into giving her one last shot at living-out some of her sexual fantasies before she settles down. Secret fantasies are played out, sex toys come out of the closet and clothes are soon shed in this erotic trip into one girls vivid imagination.
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A wild time is had by all when a bachelorette entices her friends into giving her one last shot at living-out some of her sexual fantasies before she settles down. Secret fantasies are played out, sex toys come out of the closet and clothes are soon shed in this erotic trip into one girls vivid imagination.
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Genre:Fantasy
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In Theaters:12/12/2002
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Runtime:55 minutes
Studio:Playboy Enterprises
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