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Shooting Stars: Cute Boys Rule (2005)

CUTE BOYS RULE-DVD is from our Shooting Stars Series. Each DVD in this series showcases six Classic scenes from the Pre-Condom era of legendary director William Higgins. These are the lesser-known scenes from that era. We don't know a lot of the models names. But we do know that once upon a time these boys were shooting stars. The theme in CUTE BOYS RULE-DVD is the pairings of guys are all young, cute boys.
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CUTE BOYS RULE-DVD is from our Shooting Stars Series. Each DVD in this series showcases six Classic scenes from the Pre-Condom era of legendary director William Higgins. These are the lesser-known scenes from that era. We don't know a lot of the models names. But we do know that once upon a time these boys were shooting stars. The theme in CUTE BOYS RULE-DVD is the pairings of guys are all young, cute boys.

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:12/1/2005
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Catalina Video

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