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Their Wild Ways (1991)
Around the world in eightly lays! Randy and Warren are pondering a vacation--a sexual vacation. As they delve into each sumptuous travel brochure, fantasy becomes reality. From the wilds of Africa (and a husky Jungle Stud) to the secret backstreet sex clubs of New York, no hot bod goes unturned in Randy and Warren's quest for erotic R&R!
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Around the world in eightly lays! Randy and Warren are pondering a vacation--a sexual vacation. As they delve into each sumptuous travel brochure, fantasy becomes reality. From the wilds of Africa (and a husky Jungle Stud) to the secret backstreet sex clubs of New York, no hot bod goes unturned in Randy and Warren's quest for erotic R&R!
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Romance, Adventure
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In Theaters:1/1/1991
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:HIS Studio
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