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Talk Dirty to Me 5 (1987)

This edition of the series finds John Leslie reprising his classic role, but this time he starts the flick off in a hospital bed. It seems that he has amnesia and can't remember a thing about himself. Shapely therapist Tracey Adams tries to help him recover his memories, but Leslie is more excited about youthful nurse Shanna McCullough. Shanna treats him to a steamy romp right there in his hospital bed, proving that sometimes it takes hands-on therapy to truly heal. Eventually, Leslie becomes a sort of hospital ward Romeo, trysting with everyone from head nurse Sharon Kane to lesbian neighbor Nikki Knights. Meanwhile, his daft buddy Lenny is enjoying lusty liaisons with his own busty beauty. The whole thing moves towards an explosive finale, in which Leslie's sex-positive approach to life ends up encouraging everyone to do their own thing.
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This edition of the series finds John Leslie reprising his classic role, but this time he starts the flick off in a hospital bed. It seems that he has amnesia and can't remember a thing about himself. Shapely therapist Tracey Adams tries to help him recover his memories, but Leslie is more excited about youthful nurse Shanna McCullough. Shanna treats him to a steamy romp right there in his hospital bed, proving that sometimes it takes hands-on therapy to truly heal. Eventually, Leslie becomes a sort of hospital ward Romeo, trysting with everyone from head nurse Sharon Kane to lesbian neighbor Nikki Knights. Meanwhile, his daft buddy Lenny is enjoying lusty liaisons with his own busty beauty. The whole thing moves towards an explosive finale, in which Leslie's sex-positive approach to life ends up encouraging everyone to do their own thing.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Henri Pachard
Written By:
In Theaters:6/11/1987
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Dreamland Entertainment

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