Linda Lovelace(1949-2002)

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When one of sex therapist extraordinaire Linda's patients turns out to be harboring the plans to a top-secret government computer, both the KGB and the CIA attempt to enlist Linda in their efforts to steal the data.

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Deep Throat Part II (1974)

Linda Lovelace nació el 10 de enero de 1949 en El Bronx, Nueva York, EE.UU.. Fue una actriz. Estuvo casada con Larry Marchiano y Chuck Traynor. Murió el 22 de abril de 2002 en Denver, Colorado, Estados Unidos.

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Garganta profunda

5.0

Linda Lovelace

1972

Deep Throat Part II

3.6

Nurse Lovelace

1974

Lovelace: Garganta profunda

6.2

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Sextet

Reparto(as Linda Boreman)

1971

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Reparto

Max's Classics 1 1980-1987
Video
- 2000
Linda Lovelace for President
4.2
- Linda Lovelace
- 1975
Deep Throat Part II
3.6
- Nurse Lovelace
- 1974
Open Pussy, Insert Foot
Cortometraje
- 1972
The Fist
Cortometraje
- 1972
The Foot
4.9
Cortometraje
- (sin créditos)
- 1972
Garganta profunda
5.0
- Linda Lovelace
- 1972
Sextet
- (as Linda Boreman)
- 1971
Sex for Sale
6.3
Cortometraje
- (sin créditos)
- 1971

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Nombres alternativos
- Linda Susan Boreman
Altura
- 1.73 m
Nacimiento
- 10 de enero de 1949
- Bronx, Nueva York, Estados Unidos
Defunción
- 22 de abril de 2002
- Denver, Colorado, Estados Unidos(un accidente automovilístico)
Cónyuges
Niños
Otros trabajos
Appeared in several pornographic 8 mm "stag films" or "loops" in the early 1970s.
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Trivia
Made many claims about the adult film industry and her ex-husband/manager Chuck Traynor in her books, including that she was forced to perform legal and illegal sex acts at gunpoint.

Citas
[in 1975 interview with Eric Danville] When I was with [David Winters] I had an awesome time. I met a lot of people and had a lot of fun at that point. I went to see my first play. I saw Richard Chamberlain in '"Cyrano De Bergerac", I saw "Grease" in Manhattan. I saw the Alvin Ailey Dancers. I became cultured, I guess. I'd never been cultured.