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Suckcess (1985)
The first narrative feature by Black Forest Productions and director Dwight Antoine! Treat Morgan stars as a wealthy doctor recounting his days in medical school, funded by his escorting business. He works and studies hard, acing his classes and wrapping things up with a big graduation celebration with his classmates. A variety of erotic scenarios, a charming lead performance by Morgan, warm humor, creative touches, and lots of hot action.
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The first narrative feature by Black Forest Productions and director Dwight Antoine! Treat Morgan stars as a wealthy doctor recounting his days in medical school, funded by his escorting business. He works and studies hard, acing his classes and wrapping things up with a big graduation celebration with his classmates. A variety of erotic scenarios, a charming lead performance by Morgan, warm humor, creative touches, and lots of hot action.
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Written By:Dwight Antoine, J.J. Nosille
In Theaters:9/30/1985
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Black Forest Productions
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