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Working Late (1986)
Collection of four short films from Falcon Studios. "Working Late" — Falcon joins the Bisexual Revolution when the boss gets it on with his secretary and the office boy. "Someday I'll Have You" — Young college jock masturbates in the workout room. "Gordon Grant" — The manly good looks of Gordon Grant become almost secondary to the sexual excitement generated by his enthusiastic handling of the business at hand. "Brian" — Brian is a big handsome young man who handles heavy equipment by day and some of his own heavy equipment by night.
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Collection of four short films from Falcon Studios. "Working Late" — Falcon joins the Bisexual Revolution when the boss gets it on with his secretary and the office boy. "Someday I'll Have You" — Young college jock masturbates in the workout room. "Gordon Grant" — The manly good looks of Gordon Grant become almost secondary to the sexual excitement generated by his enthusiastic handling of the business at hand. "Brian" — Brian is a big handsome young man who handles heavy equipment by day and some of his own heavy equipment by night.
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In Theaters:1/1/1986
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Runtime:66 minutes
Studio:Falcon Studios
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