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Playboy: Twins & Sisters Too (1996)
Sugar and spice or naughty and nice? They’re all that and more as Playboy shows you in this very intimate look at twins. Two-of-a-kind they may be, but you’ve always wondered just how identical they really are. Are the stories true that they trick teachers, swap boyfriends and switch identities on a clever whim? Do they know each other’s thoughts and desires without saying a word? Do they dress alike and share alike? You’ll discover the sizzling truth to the mysterious bond between twins as these matches made in heaven take you into their private world. It’s double exposure of the most delightful kind
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Sugar and spice or naughty and nice? They’re all that and more as Playboy shows you in this very intimate look at twins. Two-of-a-kind they may be, but you’ve always wondered just how identical they really are. Are the stories true that they trick teachers, swap boyfriends and switch identities on a clever whim? Do they know each other’s thoughts and desires without saying a word? Do they dress alike and share alike? You’ll discover the sizzling truth to the mysterious bond between twins as these matches made in heaven take you into their private world. It’s double exposure of the most delightful kind
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In Theaters:1/1/1996
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Runtime:51 minutes
Studio:Playboy Enterprises
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