Ashlyn Gere and her director husband made this forgotten (and easily so given its paper-thin content) Vivid video near the peak of her popularity, when apparently the demands for "product" (recall days when video stores and their New Releases bins had to be fed regularly) outweighed notions of quality.
She plays a relatively sex-obsessed employee working making deliveries for Leena's tuxedo rental firm, and Ashlyn simply can't keep her hands off the customers. Leena is planning a merger (crucial to the future of her firm) and Gere needs to impersonate her boss at a big merger meeting when Leena fails to show up for work one day.
That's a lousy premise for any movie, but in porn it works well enough to set up the requisite six sex scenes involving the busty leading ladies plus Felecia as another trusted employee, delivering her inevitable dose of high-quality Sapphic sex content.
Structurally, the show is remiss in building up to yet completely omitting the scene of Gere at the board meeting. Normally that would be the whole point of the entire film, to show her excelling in the impersonation and as the heroine (and Vivid contract star) saving the day. But for porn purposes, the ellipsis is presented as if a normal movie ploy, and the omitted scene not to be cared about, presumably because it doesn't involve sex.
She plays a relatively sex-obsessed employee working making deliveries for Leena's tuxedo rental firm, and Ashlyn simply can't keep her hands off the customers. Leena is planning a merger (crucial to the future of her firm) and Gere needs to impersonate her boss at a big merger meeting when Leena fails to show up for work one day.
That's a lousy premise for any movie, but in porn it works well enough to set up the requisite six sex scenes involving the busty leading ladies plus Felecia as another trusted employee, delivering her inevitable dose of high-quality Sapphic sex content.
Structurally, the show is remiss in building up to yet completely omitting the scene of Gere at the board meeting. Normally that would be the whole point of the entire film, to show her excelling in the impersonation and as the heroine (and Vivid contract star) saving the day. But for porn purposes, the ellipsis is presented as if a normal movie ploy, and the omitted scene not to be cared about, presumably because it doesn't involve sex.