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The Official Players Club Parody (2011)

When single mom Diana leaves her shoe store job to start stripping at The Player's Club, she transforms into Diamond, and gets a lot more going on than just college tuition. She brings in her slutty cousin Ebony who starts hustling right away, taking cues from Tricks and Ronnie who are just looking out for themselves and ready to sl--p their way into any wallet they can. When Ebony gets into trouble, Diamond has to decide how she's going to help - starting with getting it on with the club DJ!
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When single mom Diana leaves her shoe store job to start stripping at The Player's Club, she transforms into Diamond, and gets a lot more going on than just college tuition. She brings in her slutty cousin Ebony who starts hustling right away, taking cues from Tricks and Ronnie who are just looking out for themselves and ready to sl--p their way into any wallet they can. When Ebony gets into trouble, Diamond has to decide how she's going to help - starting with getting it on with the club DJ!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Dawayne Dane
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In Theaters:1/5/2011
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Black Ice

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