An Interview with Writer/Director/Producer Penelope Lawson
We chat with Penelope Lawson about her short film, The Dinner Party, her experience founding her own production company, and fun cinema.
The Private Life of Jane Darling (2004)
Jane Darling was discovered working behind a busy bar in a trendy district in Prague. When she used to be serving beers and vodkas, the guys in the bar used to be transfixed by her hourglass figure, her blond hair and the demure look she used to give them when she asked them what she could get for them… Since then she has gone on to become one of Private's raising stars. She likes it hard, she likes it fast and she loves anal sex! But her real passion is sucking big thick cocks, see her in action as they slide in and out of her mouth and tickling the back of her throat before she swallows down what she has been working so hard for – 100% pure spunk!
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Jane Darling was discovered working behind a busy bar in a trendy district in Prague. When she used to be serving beers and vodkas, the guys in the bar used to be transfixed by her hourglass figure, her blond hair and the demure look she used to give them when she asked them what she could get for them… Since then she has gone on to become one of Private's raising stars. She likes it hard, she likes it fast and she loves anal sex! But her real passion is sucking big thick cocks, see her in action as they slide in and out of her mouth and tickling the back of her throat before she swallows down what she has been working so hard for – 100% pure spunk!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:9/20/2004
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Runtime:256 minutes
Studio:Private
Cast
Director
Jane Darling
(archive footage)
Barbara Summer
(archive footage)
Daniella Schiffer
(archive footage)
Lea De Mae
(archive footage)
Lucy Love
(archive footage)
Maya Gold
(archive footage)
Ronita
(archive footage)
Sandra Kay
(archive footage)
Sandra De Marco
(archive footage)
Tina Wagner
(archive footage)
Andrea Moranty
(archive footage)
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