"Barbara Dare, Porsche Lynn, Marilyn Jess, Lisa Bella, Danny Herbelin, Sharon Mitchell, Valerie St. Cloud, Rocco Siffredi, Christoph Clark, Roberto Malone, Joey Silvera, John Leslie" Facial, Anal, Feature, DP, Classic Barbara Dare's Rome Adventure Es
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This production, with Porsche Lynn, Roberto Malone, Rocco Siffredi, Marilyn Jess, John Leslie, Sharon Mitchell, Joey Silvera, Christoph Clark, Barbara Dare, Valerie St. Cloud, Lisa Bella, Danny Herbelin on screen, touches on anal play, anal penetration and related acts and softer, more visual-focused or glamour-style erotic content in a steady, cohesive style.
A runtime of about 1 hour and 19 minutes gives the production a more substantial, feature-like feel.
The original synopsis highlights a mix of interaction and steadily building momentum. A brief outline from the source:
Vito (played by the incomparable F.J. Lincoln) cannot understand why his daughter, Barbara (Barbara Dare) has not come back from Rome with a fistful of olive oil contracts. He decides to send his niece, Antonia (Porsche Lynn) to Italy to find her and bring her back home. So begins this romantic romp around the Eternal City as Barbara and Antonia manage to consistently miss running into each other. They do, however, manage to meet up with a hilarious assortment of amorous adventures. First, there's Don Giovanni (Joey Silvera) and his screaming, dish-throwing wife. Then, there's the oversexed Giancarlo (John Leslie) who would proposition a statue if the need arose. There's Gino (Roberto Malone) and his wife Giselle (Danny Herbelin) who tried to stuff her home-made pasta down Antonia's throat. And, of course, there's that handsome bell-boy back at the hotel. Finally, Vito decides to visit Rome himself in order to bring both girls home. It doesn't take very long for him to discover why his girls have not returned, and, as a matter-of-fact, why they should remain in Rome just a little while longer...
Fans of Porsche Lynn, Roberto Malone, Rocco Siffredi, Marilyn Jess, John Leslie, Sharon Mitchell, Joey Silvera, Christoph Clark, Barbara Dare, Valerie St. Cloud, Lisa Bella and Danny Herbelin may especially appreciate seeing them featured in this context. In general, this should appeal to those who appreciate clearly themed releases who prefer a clear visual structure.
A runtime of about 1 hour and 19 minutes gives the production a more substantial, feature-like feel.
The original synopsis highlights a mix of interaction and steadily building momentum. A brief outline from the source:
Vito (played by the incomparable F.J. Lincoln) cannot understand why his daughter, Barbara (Barbara Dare) has not come back from Rome with a fistful of olive oil contracts. He decides to send his niece, Antonia (Porsche Lynn) to Italy to find her and bring her back home. So begins this romantic romp around the Eternal City as Barbara and Antonia manage to consistently miss running into each other. They do, however, manage to meet up with a hilarious assortment of amorous adventures. First, there's Don Giovanni (Joey Silvera) and his screaming, dish-throwing wife. Then, there's the oversexed Giancarlo (John Leslie) who would proposition a statue if the need arose. There's Gino (Roberto Malone) and his wife Giselle (Danny Herbelin) who tried to stuff her home-made pasta down Antonia's throat. And, of course, there's that handsome bell-boy back at the hotel. Finally, Vito decides to visit Rome himself in order to bring both girls home. It doesn't take very long for him to discover why his girls have not returned, and, as a matter-of-fact, why they should remain in Rome just a little while longer...
Fans of Porsche Lynn, Roberto Malone, Rocco Siffredi, Marilyn Jess, John Leslie, Sharon Mitchell, Joey Silvera, Christoph Clark, Barbara Dare, Valerie St. Cloud, Lisa Bella and Danny Herbelin may especially appreciate seeing them featured in this context. In general, this should appeal to those who appreciate clearly themed releases who prefer a clear visual structure.
