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Playboy: Fabulous Forties (1994)
The girls next door have grown up and they're hotter and more desirable than ever: "Women are like fine wine" - they get better with the years. Share the erotic experiences with experienced women and experience the special sexual charisma of the most beautiful playmates around forty.
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The girls next door have grown up and they're hotter and more desirable than ever: "Women are like fine wine" - they get better with the years. Share the erotic experiences with experienced women and experience the special sexual charisma of the most beautiful playmates around forty.
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In Theaters:1/1/1994
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