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Sins of the Wealthy (1986)
The palatial estate of a wickedly wealthy couple becomes a den of deliriously decadent desires. Allison and Teddy have found that the only way to keep the heat in their marriage is to engage in some salacious sinning on the side, so they invite some friends and tennis pros over for non-stop carnal encounters.
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The palatial estate of a wickedly wealthy couple becomes a den of deliriously decadent desires. Allison and Teddy have found that the only way to keep the heat in their marriage is to engage in some salacious sinning on the side, so they invite some friends and tennis pros over for non-stop carnal encounters.
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In Theaters:4/16/1986
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Classic Editions Video
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