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Boxcover for Best By Private 24: Holiday In & Out
Best By Private 24: Holiday In & Out

Release date: 4/4/2001
Reviewed on: 12/18/2001

Studio: Private

Starring: Ursula Moore, Nikki Anderson, Chris, Dina Pearl, Melody Kord, Grety, Adrienne Klass, Angelica Bright, Lynn Stone, Doroty Lake

Review brief: Stars: Adrienne, Adrienne Klass, Dina Pearl, Doroty Lake, Grety, Henriette Blond, Lynn Stone, Melody Kord, Nikki Anderson, Sharon Bright, Sissi, Ursula Moore. Another in the line of Private's compilations, this time with the theme of Holidays. With a selection of twelve girls and at just over an hour and a half, there will be something for all tastes really. Overall all the scenes were above average, with some standing out from the rest. As always, it's only worth investing in these compilations if you don't own the movies that they came from, so be careful. The betters scenes are headlined by amongst others, one with Henriette Blond on the beach with one guy. Taken from Indy Mack. Then the boat scene from Italian Flair which also pops up on another recent compilation, including the likes of Nikki Anderson, Lynn Stone and a guy. Adrienne Klass has a great scene with two guys on a balcony in some pretty hot weather.
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Private Penthouse: Call Girl

Release date: 6/2/2000
Reviewed on: 12/17/2001

Studio: Private

Starring: Philippe Dean, David Perry, Brigitte, Silvia Saint, Caroline, Frank Gun, Lisa Belle, Kate More, Peggy Sue, Richard Langin, Frank Major, Bruno SX, Eric Leroi, Monica Moore, Angela Tiger, Ian Scott, Monica Sweetheart, Vivien Martines, Philippe Duroc, Eszter Frank, Silvia Jones
Directed by: Antonio Adamo

Review brief: Stars: Angela Tiger, Brigitte, Caroline, Kate More, Lisa Crawford, Monica Moore, Monika Sweetheart, Peggy Sue, Silvia Saint, Vivien Martines. Directed by: Antonio Adamo. The original Private Penthouse movie. It's success made it known even in the U.K. If i'd have seen this a few years ago, i might have been more impressed. The fact is, Private and Penthouse have bettered themselves a million times over since this film, but that does not make this a bad film. The film centers around a married journalist. His growing obsession around a Call Girl (Saint) that he is studying. Saint looks great as always, and is in a few scenes that probably make the film better. Crawford plays the journalist's wife who really has a great rack, (natural if i remember correctly!). I was quite interested in the film because of Kate More who, i might add, goes unnoticed as she looks a little toned down compared to what she looked like in Amanda's Diary and Fashion. What really surprised me are the deleted scenes.
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Blonds on Fire

Release date: 1/24/2001
Reviewed on: 12/17/2001

Studio: Private

Starring: Genevieve, Silvia Saint, Monique Covet, Katja Kean, Caroline Cage, Gabriella Bond, Greta, Cassandra Wild, Sophie Evans, Kata Lynn, Magdelana, Sidonie, Dru Berrymore

Review brief: I'd actually been after this DVD for a while now. Finally i was able to get a hold of a copy and it really didn't disappoint. Stars: Caroline Cage, Cassandra Wilde, Dru Berrymore, Genevievre, Grety, Katja Kean, Magdalena, Monique Covét, Silvia Saint, Sophie Evans, Gabrielle Bond. Running time :+90mins. There are actually 12 girls in this compilation tape, but the last name escapes me right now. Private compilations are usually a mixture of good scenes, balanced out with so-so one's. I found myself enjoying every scene as they offered something a little different. Kicking off is a scnene from Sex Shot. Now this is a good scene with Cassandra Wilde and two guys as she is placed in a sex swing. Laura Angel and Zenza look on, but do not get involved. Cassandra is a leggy blond with a great body, the scene really looks great. Next and in no specific order is a scene from Italian Flair.
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