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Starlets (2009)
Adult entertainment studio, Elegant Angel Productions, is delighted to announce "Starlets," a glamorous collection of the hottest young talent in the industry. The movie stars the stunningly beautiful Angelina Armani, alongside London Keyes, Faye Reagan, Suzanne Kelly, and Brooke Lee Adams, and is directed by the award winning and critically acclaimed, William H.
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Adult entertainment studio, Elegant Angel Productions, is delighted to announce "Starlets," a glamorous collection of the hottest young talent in the industry. The movie stars the stunningly beautiful Angelina Armani, alongside London Keyes, Faye Reagan, Suzanne Kelly, and Brooke Lee Adams, and is directed by the award winning and critically acclaimed, William H.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:10/29/2009
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Runtime:142 minutes
Studio:Elegant Angel
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