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SpyBoy 2 

James Bonk, Britain's studliest spy, is back! International crisis looms as devilishly cute villain Willy Blondini steals the DNA of an important religious leader. If his ransom demands aren't met, he'll create an army of clones to throw the world in turmoil. Only bonk can help! Bonk and his gorgeously Gallic sidekick suck and fuck their way through Blondini's network of sex dens, finally tracing the heinous blond baddy to a château on the outskirts of Paris. Captured by Blondini, Bonk's last wish is an orgy with his entourage. This could be our hero's last stand... but he has something in his pants that just might save the day!
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James Bonk, Britain's studliest spy, is back! International crisis looms as devilishly cute villain Willy Blondini steals the DNA of an important religious leader. If his ransom demands aren't met, he'll create an army of clones to throw the world in turmoil. Only bonk can help! Bonk and his gorgeously Gallic sidekick suck and fuck their way through Blondini's network of sex dens, finally tracing the heinous blond baddy to a château on the outskirts of Paris. Captured by Blondini, Bonk's last wish is an orgy with his entourage. This could be our hero's last stand... but he has something in his pants that just might save the day!

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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Eurocreme

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