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Playboy: Shagalicious British Babes poster

Playboy: Shagalicious British Babes (2000)

Playboy presents Britain's most shagable Babes - in and out of their knickers. Find out what the groovy girls across the pond are really like... and what turns them on. Get hip and get set for an erotic invasion of Britain's most stunning and least bashful beauties. It's mojo mania.
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Playboy presents Britain's most shagable Babes - in and out of their knickers. Find out what the groovy girls across the pond are really like... and what turns them on. Get hip and get set for an erotic invasion of Britain's most stunning and least bashful beauties. It's mojo mania.

Rating:R
Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Robert Kubilos
Written By:Leland Zaitz
In Theaters:4/11/2000
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Runtime:58 minutes
Studio:Playboy Entertainment Group

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