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The Eighteen Carat Virgin (1971)

A young virgin escapes the clutches of an evil step dad and is 'rescued' by two seasoned prostitutes. They show her the ropes and begin making some money, until the 18 carat virgin starts earning more than the seasoned veterans.
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A young virgin escapes the clutches of an evil step dad and is 'rescued' by two seasoned prostitutes. They show her the ropes and begin making some money, until the 18 carat virgin starts earning more than the seasoned veterans.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Emilio Portici
Written By:Joseph G. Prieto
In Theaters:3/26/1971
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Runtime:68 minutes
Studio:Super X

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