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Scene 1. Jesie St. James, John Leslie
Scene 2. Tigr, Herschel Savage
Scene 3. Jesie St. James, Herschel Savage
Scene 4. Kay Parker, John Leslie
Scene 5. Angel, John Leslie
Scene 6. Colleen Brennan, Jesie St. James, Herschel Savage
Scene 7. Angel, Herschel Savage
Scene 8. Jesie St. James, John Leslie
Scene 9. Jesie St. James, John Leslie
Scene 2. Tigr, Herschel Savage
Scene 3. Jesie St. James, Herschel Savage
Scene 4. Kay Parker, John Leslie
Scene 5. Angel, John Leslie
Scene 6. Colleen Brennan, Jesie St. James, Herschel Savage
Scene 7. Angel, Herschel Savage
Scene 8. Jesie St. James, John Leslie
Scene 9. Jesie St. James, John Leslie
This is not really true; I'm an all-girl fan and I watch a lot of Girlfriends and Girlsway material and these longer (30m+) scenes have very nicely done intros that are often actually amusing or intriguing. And some of the performers are at least as good as a lot of mainstream actors - Zoey Holloway (now retired alas) is a particular favourite. Great screen presence and that's not counting the sex. To be honest though I agree with you regarding m/f material - these older films (almost as old as I am!) are much superior to the m/f material of today. I don't like much m/f material today as it often has a bitter current of misogyny and real dislike of women running very close to the surface - in thse older films its seems clear that the men actually liked the women.