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In the mid-1990s, the adult film industry underwent a massive shift. High-budget "feature" productions were at their peak, and European studios were leading the charge with cinematic scope and exotic locations. At the forefront of this movement was the , which released one of its most ambitious projects in 1996: Private Gold 11: The Pyramid (often referred to by its Czech title, Pyramida ).
: A prominent male performer who starred alongside Russof in several features, including this title and its sequel, Private Gold 12: Pyramid 2 Historical Context The film was released in
. Shot on location in Egypt with a then-record budget for the genre of approximately $1 million
: After reporting their find to the government, they are betrayed by the Minister of Culture (Alain Deloin), who attempts to seize the treasure for himself, leading to a series of escapes and sexual adventures.
