Porno Superstars of the 80's: Hillary Summers Collection[2009]
An angelic platinum blonde with a fair complexion, frail Hillary looked simply fantastic getting stuffed with come dripping cocks. Originally cast in teenage roles in the late 70s, her career spanned into the 90s where she appeared in fetish and bondage videos. This collection concentrates on her early material and is the perfect tour through the career of this unforgettable legend. Plenty of lesbian pussy parties are present, plus deep fuck treatments by the era's most proficient cocksmen!
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