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Playing to Win

NC-1719961h 28mJohn Travis

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A jaunty, tongue-deeply-in-cheek celebration of a gay version of The American Dream--the pursuit of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness (translate: sex). Playing To Win is about guys on the rise--a upwardly mobile crowd who seem to be up, up, up all of the time. Our tale follows the adventures of two good buddies--Steve Sax, a very rising young entrepreneur who has almost everything--money, looks, a body to die for and a cock that could kill, and Pagan Prince, a television sports reporter who personifies the idea of minimum effort for maximum effect.

DramaRomance
Blow JobAnal SexMale MasturbationJock StrapRimmingMen's Locker RoomGay Pornography

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What is Playing to Win (1996) about?

A jaunty, tongue-deeply-in-cheek celebration of a gay version of The American Dream--the pursuit of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness (translate: sex). Playing To Win is about guys on the rise--a upwardly mobile crowd who seem to be up, up, up all of the time. Our tale follows the adventures of two good buddies--Steve Sax, a very rising young entrepreneur who has almost…

Who stars in Playing to Win?

Playing to Win stars Steve Sax (Mike), Pagan Prince (Pete, the Sportwriter), Joshua Sterling (Butch Piccolo, the Baseball Player), Kyle Brandon (Regan, the Personal Secretary), Tony Piagi (Ricky). The film was directed by John Travis.

How long is Playing to Win?

Playing to Win has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 1996. It is rated NC-17.

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