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Taylor Wane's Wanna-be's: Teenie Edition (2004)
Why be a Wanna-Be, When you can be the be? Taylor Wane brings you an exciting new amateur line that not only highlights new performers but makes them compete for a role in one of her upcoming features. Taylor judges the scenes to make the final decision on who will be Taylor's next co-star. See it all from beginning to end. The good and the bad. The reality of what it takes to make a porn movie. The pressure of having to perform and the humiliation of not being able to. It's all here documented and presented in a way that will shock, suprise and arouse you!
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Why be a Wanna-Be, When you can be the be? Taylor Wane brings you an exciting new amateur line that not only highlights new performers but makes them compete for a role in one of her upcoming features. Taylor judges the scenes to make the final decision on who will be Taylor's next co-star. See it all from beginning to end. The good and the bad. The reality of what it takes to make a porn movie. The pressure of having to perform and the humiliation of not being able to. It's all here documented and presented in a way that will shock, suprise and arouse you!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:8/3/2004
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Taylor Wane Entertainment
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