Maxim Roy in Lance et compte - La nouvelle génération (2002-2002)

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Mr Skin is a big fan of this TV Show! He especially likes the work of these stars:

Maxim Roy

Maxim started her career out in her native Canada in the French-language flick ~Coyote~, and has since spent the better part of her time in The Great White North, only venturing South of the Border for small parts in movies like the made-for-TV drama ~Zoya~ in 1995. With series like ~Virginie~, ~Tribu.com~, and ~Misguided Angels~, as well as such cinematic masterpieces as ~Fatal Affair~, ~Artificial Lies~, and ~Dead Awake~ under her belt, though, Maxim is quite the superstar in her native land. Thankfully, Maxim has done a titty-turn or two, most notably opposite former-stud-turned-nobody Dolph Lundgren in ~Hidden Agenda~ in 2001. Check it out for a nice, albeit brief look at her knockers. … Read the full bio

Sharlene Royer

Five-feet-seven-inches tall, with black hair and hazel eyes, Sharlene Royer is an exotic-erotic mix of Haitian and French-Canadian. She studied dance as a child and has the body to prove it. She has appeared in videos for pop stars such as Wyclef Jean and MC Solar, but it’s been on her local boob tube that her nudity has briefly entranced. Shows such as Cauchemar d’amour to Le 7e round have shown the black beauty in a fetching light. Let’s hope she brings that body of whack (and big boobs) to the big screen soon. … Read the full bio

France Castel

French-Canadian rack-tress France Castel has long been a fixture on television in Canada, where she had lent her talents to shows like Let's Call the Whole Thing Orff, Scoop, Ramdam, Caméra café, and Omerta, la loi du silence. France has also received acclaim for her work in film, garnering two separate Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role nominations at the 1997 Genie Awards for La Comtesse de Bâton Rouge and Karmina. In the 1994 drama A Wind from Wyoming, France showed off her right rackage in a bubble bath with Sarah-Jeanne Salvy. That’ll get your wind up . . . or something else. … Read the full bio