Halt and Catch Fire's Trailblazing Queer Representation
It was always people for Joe, and he ultimately found them at the end of a long, painful, yet illuminating quest for self-discovery outside of one, confident constant - his bisexuality.
Playboy's Girls of Mardi Gras (1999)
In this city of mystery, the minds and bodies of the men and women are bewitched by the sultry sounds of New Orleans' seductive rhythms. From dusk 'til dawn, the party never ends. But darkness brings a cloak of anonymity as you join us on our tour of The Big Easy. On Bourbon Street the parade leads to all-night passion for a man who is captivated by a scorching Southern enchantress. Then the boundaries between fact and fiction are blurred in the sacred ceremonies of a masquerade ball. Be ready to release your inhibitions and surrender t your desires as we take a sinfully satisfying journey to the city where fulfillment is only limited by your wildest fantasies.
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In this city of mystery, the minds and bodies of the men and women are bewitched by the sultry sounds of New Orleans' seductive rhythms. From dusk 'til dawn, the party never ends. But darkness brings a cloak of anonymity as you join us on our tour of The Big Easy. On Bourbon Street the parade leads to all-night passion for a man who is captivated by a scorching Southern enchantress. Then the boundaries between fact and fiction are blurred in the sacred ceremonies of a masquerade ball. Be ready to release your inhibitions and surrender t your desires as we take a sinfully satisfying journey to the city where fulfillment is only limited by your wildest fantasies.
Rating:NR
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Written By:Lawrence Lanoff
In Theaters:1/1/1999
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Studio:Playboy Enterprises
Cast
Christopher Bavelles, Lawrence Lanoff
Director
Holly Guidry
Self in Masquerade Ball
Merritt Cabal
Self in Masquerade Ball
Teresa Langley
Self in Masquerade Ball (credited as Teresa Politi)
Roxanne Galla
Self in Sexy Bartender
Natasha Yi
Self in Fertility Dance
Buffy Sellers
Self in Fertility Dance
Tania Bowe
Self in Fertility Dance
Jovanna Villette
Self in Bourbon Street
Jean Michel Villette
in Bourbon Street
Katalina Verdin
Self in Kat Walk
Nicole Dissels
Self in Sculpture Garden
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