'Ted Lasso' Steps Up its Incluvie Game
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Why Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1983)
Gentlemen prefer blondes; blondes have more fun; and with the foxy Cindy Shepard and Desiree Lane as out guides, you'll see why these gorgeous women with sunshine hair are so irresistible. With their All-Star circle of friends we'll share those outrageous scenes of total sexual abandon that make a relationship with a shimmering blonde lady a very special affair. Join the classy and sultry K.C. Valentine, Cherry Adams the pouting fair- haired tigress and sexy Susan West in their passionate interludes with and endless succession of eager studs. Only Hollywood Video could put together such an exciting collection of beautiful blondes in so many explicit scenes of all-out sex. For love, money or just pure enjoyment, these stunning ladies will show you why...Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.
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Gentlemen prefer blondes; blondes have more fun; and with the foxy Cindy Shepard and Desiree Lane as out guides, you'll see why these gorgeous women with sunshine hair are so irresistible. With their All-Star circle of friends we'll share those outrageous scenes of total sexual abandon that make a relationship with a shimmering blonde lady a very special affair. Join the classy and sultry K.C. Valentine, Cherry Adams the pouting fair- haired tigress and sexy Susan West in their passionate interludes with and endless succession of eager studs. Only Hollywood Video could put together such an exciting collection of beautiful blondes in so many explicit scenes of all-out sex. For love, money or just pure enjoyment, these stunning ladies will show you why...Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.
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Written By:William Margold, Mark Weiss
In Theaters:8/22/1983
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Hollywood Video
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