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Playboy Video Playmate Calendar 1999 (1998)
This year's calendar is hotter than ever as Playboy brings you 12 of the world's most fantastic forms in this salute to sensuality that will keep you smiling every day of the year!
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This year's calendar is hotter than ever as Playboy brings you 12 of the world's most fantastic forms in this salute to sensuality that will keep you smiling every day of the year!
Rating:R
Genre:Documentary
Written By:
In Theaters:10/20/1998
Box Office:
Runtime:58 minutes
Studio:
Cast
Scott Allen
Director
Marliece Andrada
Self - Miss June
Donna D'Errico
Self - Miss August
Karen McDougal
Self - Miss December
Daphnée Duplaix Samuel
Self - Miss July
Layla Roberts
Self - Miss September
Julia Schultz
Self - Miss April
Heather Kozar
Self - Miss January
Inga Drozdova
Self - Miss November
Holly Joan Hart
Self - Miss March
María Luisa Gil
Self - Miss May
Deanna Brooks
Self - Miss October
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