The Greatest Female Orgasms Ever (2005)
Jenna Jameson leads the pack in this amazing product that was years in the making. Watch in amazement as each girl writhes uncontrollably as she shakes, shudders and often screams in orgasmic delight. This is the definitive collection of the best female orgasms ever captured on film.
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Jenna Jameson leads the pack in this amazing product that was years in the making. Watch in amazement as each girl writhes uncontrollably as she shakes, shudders and often screams in orgasmic delight. This is the definitive collection of the best female orgasms ever captured on film.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:8/9/2005
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:New Sensations
Cast
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Jenna Jameson
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Gina Lynn
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Gauge
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Jewel De'Nyle
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Hannah Harper
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Sunrise Adams
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Isabella Camille
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Keri Windsor
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Dayton Rains
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Amanda Rain
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Justine Romeé
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