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The Best of Colt Films: Part 5 (1986)
A collection of unrelated loops from Buckshot/Colt idealizing the above average sized man. These loops may appear in other collections. Scene 1: Service Entry - Mike Davis and Joe Braggs Scene 2: Overload - Johnny Harden Scene 3: Muscle Beach - Body builders Mike Betts and Rick Wolfmeir Scene 4: Hot Cop - The first film shot in our new Hollywood studio! Scene 5: Love, Sweat & Beers - Hank Ditmar
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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. Scene 1: Service Entry - Mike Davis and Joe Braggs Scene 2: Overload - Johnny Harden Scene 3: Muscle Beach - Body builders Mike Betts and Rick Wolfmeir Scene 4: Hot Cop - The first film shot in our new Hollywood studio! Scene 5: Love, Sweat & Beers - Hank Ditmar
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Rip Colt
In Theaters:1/1/1986
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Runtime:55 minutes
Studio:Colt Studio Group
Cast
Rip Colt
Director
Mike Davis
(segment "Service Entry")
Joe Braggs
(segment "Service Entry")
Moose
(segment "Service Entry")
Johnny Harden
(segment "Overload")
Mike Betts
(segment "Muscle Beach")
Rick Wolfmier
(segment "Muscle Beach")
Werner Robles
(segment "Hot Cop")
Brutus
(segment "Hot Cop")
Hank Ditmar
(segment "Love Sweat & Beers")
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