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The Best of Colt Films: Part 3 (1986)
A collection of unrelated loops from Buckshot/Colt idealizing the above average sized man. These loops may appear in other collections.
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A collection of unrelated loops from Buckshot/Colt idealizing the above average sized man. These loops may appear in other collections.
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Rip Colt
In Theaters:1/1/1986
Box Office:
Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Colt Studio Group
Cast
Rip Colt
Director
Shadow
(segment "The Bonus") (archive footage)
Mike Davis
(segment "The Bonus") (archive footage)
Gunther Keller
(segment "The Bonus") (archive footage)
Al Parker
(segment "Hand Tooled") (archive footage)
Gordon Grant
(segment "Flatbed") (archive footage)
Paul Storr
(segment "Flatbed") (archive footage)
Bruno
(segment "Lockner's Key") (archive footage)
Clint Lockner
(segment "Lockner's Key") (archive footage)
Jack Hacker
(segment "The Come-On") (archive footage)
Mickey Squires
(segment "The Come-On") (archive footage)
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