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| title |
The Young Switchers
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| distributor |
| unknown |
released |
1974 |
length |
67 |
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| aka |
Bucky's Triple XXX Rated All-Male Beavers Glory Hole Cinema 3 Young Switchers
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distributor|
| Something Weird
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released |
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| stats/info |
| category |
General Hardcore |
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| studio |
unknown |
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| rating out of 4 |
non rated |
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| produced |
1973 |
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| type |
Shot on film |
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production
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| foot notes: |
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U=Uncredited performance; |
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promo/
description |
| source: promotional material |
More homo heartache and heinie-hopping, circa 1973!
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Derek:
The mustached clone who stars as Jim also starred in many other films/loops of the era, including Chaparral. |
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scenes /
loops /
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promotional material |
1. Ronnie Croft OgAb, Jim (tys) OrAt
Cherub faced cutie Bobby (Ronnie Croft) sucks his mustached clone lover Jim in bed, then Jim tops Bobby. Over breakfast the next day, Bobby realizes their relationship is in a rut. |
2. Ronnie Croft nonsex, Big John Williams OrAt
Bobby fantasizes his big-dicked black poolboy Erron (Big John Williams) sucking on his white assistant Steve's cock, then Erron tops Steve. |
3. Ronnie Croft Og, Billy Everett Or
Bobby gets drunk and when the telephone installation guy (Billy Everett) shows up, he surprises him by sucking his huge cock. |
4. Chuck Ballard (70s) OgAt
Bobby's friend Danny visits and says he's in a problem relationship too, then we see a sexy scene with Danny and his lover Tom (Chuck Ballard) in front of a fireplace. Tom sucks Danny, then romantically tops him. |
5. Ronnie Croft
Bobby and Danny decide to have sex to get back at Jim and Tom, but interspersed with their sexy coupling we find that Jim and Tom are engaged in a menage a trois with a third unidentified stud. |
| action notes: |
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O=Oral;
A=Anal;
g=give;
r=receive;
b=bottom;
t=top;
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none available |
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