Little Oral Annie stars in these classic vignettes from the vaults of Swedish Erotica: A LITTLE FUN, LEADING MAN, FIXING THE PROJECTOR, REST OF THE HOUSE, STRICTLY LADIES BUSINESS, HOME SWEET HOME, WAITING FOR A BOY, JUST A GOOD FUCK.
Director
Little Oral Annie
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K.C. Valentine
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Juliet Anderson
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Linda Shaw
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Lisa De Leeuw
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Victoria Knoll
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Jean Philips
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Honey Wilder
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Bridgette Monet
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Mike Horner
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Jeff Conrad
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