John Holmes (pornographic Actor) - Selected Adult Feature Films

Selected Adult Feature Films

  • Supercock (1970)
  • Johnny Wadd (1971)
  • Flesh of the Lotus (1971)
  • Blonde in Black Lace (1972)
  • Tropic of Passion (1973)
  • Rings of Passion (1973)
  • The Touch (1973)
  • Teenage Cowgirls (1973)
  • The Danish Connection (1974)
  • Oriental Sex Kitten (1975)
  • Tell Them Johnny Wadd Is Here (1976)
  • Liquid Lips (1976)
  • Dear Pam (1976)
  • The Return Of Dick Doorstop (1976)
  • Fantasm ('Fruit Salad' segment) (1976)
  • The Autobiography of a Flea (1976)
  • Tapestry of Passion (1976)
  • Hard Soap, Hard Soap (1977)
  • Eruption (1977)
  • The Jade Pussycat (1977)
  • Pizza Girls (1978)
  • The China Cat (1978)
  • Blonde Fire (1978)
  • The Erotic Adventures of Candy (1978)
  • The Senator's Daughter (1979)
  • Dracula Sucks aka Lust at First Bite (1979)
  • Superstar John Holmes (1979)
  • Taxi Girls (1979)
  • California Gigolo (1979)
  • Sweet Captive (1979)
  • Insatiable (1980)
  • Prisoner of Paradise (1980)
  • Aunt Peg (1980)
  • Up 'n Coming (1983)
  • Nasty Nurses (1983)
  • Heat of the Moment (1983)
  • The Private Pleasures of John C. Holmes (1983)
  • Girls on Fire (1984)
  • Looking for Mr. Goodsex (1985)
  • The Grafenberg Spot (1985)
  • Marina Vice (1985)
  • Rubdown (1985)
  • The Erotic Adventures of Dickman and Throbbin (1986)
  • Rockey X (1986)
  • The Return of Johnny Wadd (1986)
  • Saturday Night Beaver (1986)
  • The Rise of the Roman Empress (1986)
  • The Devil in Mr. Holmes (1986)
  • Angels and Semen (1986)

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