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Penthouse: Working Women

“Whoever said that a woman can't do a man's job?”

Synopsis

Whoever said that a woman can't do a man's job? They can and they look better doing it too. The stunning women of Penthouse prove that they can handle any job. Our mechanic will really get your engine running and our hot painters prove that even painting can leave you breathless. The sexy babes of Penthouse will show you it's not "all work and no play." Sit back, relax and let our Penthouse Pets do the work for you.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Nicholas Guccione
Original Title
Penthouse: Working Women
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
1h 0m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Nicholas Guccione

Department Leadership Roster

Nicholas Guccione

Director

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Frequently Asked Questions About Penthouse: Working Women

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Penthouse: Working Women about?

Whoever said that a woman can't do a man's job? They can and they look better doing it too. The stunning women of Penthouse prove that they can handle any job. Our mechanic will really get your engine running and our hot painters prove that even painting can leave you breathless. The sexy babes of Penthouse will show you it's not "all work and no play." Sit back, relax and let our Penthouse Pets do the work for you.

Who directed Penthouse: Working Women?

Penthouse: Working Women was directed by Nicholas Guccione.

Who stars in Penthouse: Working Women?

The principal cast of Penthouse: Working Women includes Brooke Bradford, Chloe Jones, Joey MacKenzie, Samantha Stewart.

When was Penthouse: Working Women released and how long is it?

Penthouse: Working Women was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 1h 0m.