Stormy Daniels

While some adult actresses consider the acting part of their scenes a chore, Stormy Daniels delivers her lines with the same delight she brings to the sex. Her flawless good looks, mainstream appearances, and effortless performances have made a Stormy a household name among adult fans. Lovers of premier adult content will recognize this Louisiana lady from mega-pictures like the kinky Bound, or her blockbuster Operation Desert Stormy, an X-rated comedy feature which Adult DVD Empire called "the greatest porn movie ever made." If you haven't seen her clowning her around as a super-spy wife to a bumbling agent in the equally funny sequel Operation Tropic Stormy, or indulging her kinky side in the Predator series, then you really haven't experienced Stormy's impressive range as a performer. Stormy's career began in a typical way, as a dancer in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. But what followed after her discovery was anything but usual. A chance discovery by a porn star touring the feature dancing circuit led to a sit-down meeting with Brad Armstrong. Fast forward a few months, and Stormy had signed an exclusive contract as a Wicked Pictures contract girl. As the years passed, and she racked up hundreds of performer credits, Stormy found that everything she touched turned to gold. Early on with Wicked, she discovered her passion for shaping erotic fantasies and began writing adult screeplays. Her movies have been nominated for many AVN Awards, and she took home the trophy for Best Screenplay in 2006. In 2004, Stormy directed her first feature "One Night in vegas" in 2004, a sideline for which she's won Directing awards from top industry tastemakers: CAVR, XRCO, FAME, NightMoves, and more. One secret to Stormy's success has always been her ability to balance her life in adult film with side interests that keep things fresh. For her fine work in adult, Stormy's won five AVN Awards, including the coveted Best New Starlet in 2004. Her 2008 trophy for Best Crossover Star of the Year recognized her wide-ranging appearances in mainstream film and comedy, such as her appearances in a Maroon 5 music video, a cameo in The 40-Year Old Virgin, and a recurring role on Courtney Cox's show "Dirt." If you want to know what kep fans going back for more, click any of Stormy's scenes and get ready for a wild ride.