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Playboy: Girls of the Hard Rock, Hotel & Casino Las Vegas poster

Playboy: Girls of the Hard Rock, Hotel & Casino Las Vegas (2001)

Viva Las Vegas, the international playground for adults! And the epicenter of all this indulgence is the world-famous Hard Rock Hotel & Casino – a desert oasis for beautiful women. Now Playboy hit the tables, goes poolside, and takes center stage so you can meet the women who work and play here. Some of the sexy revelers are Deanna Brooks, Kristi Cline, and Tishara Cousino, and they are ready to take you on a ride you won’t soon forget! Get up close and very personal with gorgeous Hard Rock employees as well as some of the girls who party the night away at this Sin City hot spot. Here’s your all-access pass to the stunning sights and rockin’ sounds of this world-famous destination!
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Viva Las Vegas, the international playground for adults! And the epicenter of all this indulgence is the world-famous Hard Rock Hotel & Casino – a desert oasis for beautiful women. Now Playboy hit the tables, goes poolside, and takes center stage so you can meet the women who work and play here. Some of the sexy revelers are Deanna Brooks, Kristi Cline, and Tishara Cousino, and they are ready to take you on a ride you won’t soon forget! Get up close and very personal with gorgeous Hard Rock employees as well as some of the girls who party the night away at this Sin City hot spot. Here’s your all-access pass to the stunning sights and rockin’ sounds of this world-famous destination!

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In Theaters:4/28/2001
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Runtime:53 minutes
Studio:Playboy Enterprises

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