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Rocco Never Dies: The End (1998)

A special agent fucks, sucks, and fights his way through all entanglements in an effort to save the world from nuclear terrorist attack. Along with Rocco's signature scorching sex scenes, this epic features jet fighters, bombers, attack helicopters, assault boats, nuclear weapons and, oh, yeah-- lots of hard, hot anal sex! The Italian Stallion goes action-adventure with his own inimitable hardcore style.
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A special agent fucks, sucks, and fights his way through all entanglements in an effort to save the world from nuclear terrorist attack. Along with Rocco's signature scorching sex scenes, this epic features jet fighters, bombers, attack helicopters, assault boats, nuclear weapons and, oh, yeah-- lots of hard, hot anal sex! The Italian Stallion goes action-adventure with his own inimitable hardcore style.

Rating:NC-17
Genre:Action
Directed By:Rocco Siffredi
Written By:Gabriel Zero
In Theaters:1/1/1998
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Runtime:133 minutes
Studio:Rocco Siffredi Productions

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