The Best of Tyler Saint (2011)
See what makes Tyler Saint a true Falcon Legend in The Best of Tyler Saint. Seven scorching hot, full-length scenes from some of Falcon's greatest titles of all time make this collection a must own.
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See what makes Tyler Saint a true Falcon Legend in The Best of Tyler Saint. Seven scorching hot, full-length scenes from some of Falcon's greatest titles of all time make this collection a must own.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:12/1/2011
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Falcon Studios
Cast
Erik Rhodes, Jett Blakk, John Bruno, Steve Cruz
Director
Tyler Saint
(archive footage)
Tommy Ruckus
(archive footage)
Wolf Hudson
(archive footage)
Tristan Jaxx
(archive footage)
Andre Barclay
(archive footage)
Braxton Bond
(archive footage)
Bruno Bond
(archive footage)
Dallas Reeves
(archive footage)
Derrek Diamond
(archive footage)
Eric Blaine
(archive footage)
Jay Armstrong
(archive footage)
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