The Honey Wilder Collection[2009]
Honey Wilder was one of the most well known starlets of the 1980's. She was a bit older than most of the female starlets of that time, but soon after she entered the industry in 1981, her mature looks gave her the fortunate ability to easily play the role of a seasoned woman. She was the "original MILF", usually playing the older woman seducing the younger man, becoming typecast as a seductress. She then starred in TABOO, which is history. This is an awesome collection of Honey's most intimate moments with scenes from Dirty Blonde and Hot Girls in Love and outtakes from "The Sperminator" and "Mothers & Daughter." This is a must have for any serious collector of vintage erotica. Simply the best!
Movie: The Honey Wilder Collection
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Honey Wilder
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Bunny Bleu
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Janey Robbins
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