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Playboy: Roommates (2002)

Find out what really happens when gal pals take passionate play to a new level of enticing fun. Stunning and seductive, tempting and wild, you've never seen roommates like these. There's so much action the camera overheats. Nothing is too daring for these naughty nymphs as they bring your hottest fantasies to life.
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Find out what really happens when gal pals take passionate play to a new level of enticing fun. Stunning and seductive, tempting and wild, you've never seen roommates like these. There's so much action the camera overheats. Nothing is too daring for these naughty nymphs as they bring your hottest fantasies to life.

Rating:NR
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Directed By:Scott Allen
Written By:Christian Garton, Marsha Hunt, Michael Peters
In Theaters:2/4/2002
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Runtime:55 minutes
Studio:Playboy Home Video

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