Brittany O'Connell

Busty, sexy, and shapely redhead knockout Brittany O'Connell was born on December 6, 1972 in Panorama City, California. She's of mixed Irish, Swedish, and Russian descent. Brittany was raised in Phoenix, Arizona. O'Connell originally wanted to be an Olympic skater and both taught and studied gymnastics. She attended an all-girl private school and graduated from high school at age 17. O'Connell began her career in the adult entertainment industry at age 18 as a nude dancer in a strip club. Brittany started performing in explicit hardcore movies at age 19 in 1992 and by age 25 had already appeared in over 200 adult features. Moreover, O'Connell continued to work as a featured dancer in clubs throughout North America, posed for numerous men's magazines, and both appeared in and co-authored an adult comic book published by the now defunct label Carnal Comics. In 1997 Brittany started the production company Voodoo Daddy F/X with fellow adult film performer Rick O'Shea. She took a hiatus from hardcore in the late 1990's, but made an eventual triumphant comeback in 2008. O'Connell was nominated for AVN Awards for both Best Oral Sex Scene and Best Supporting Actress in 2010. In addition, Brittany was nominated for a XRCO Award for Best Cumback in 2009 and an XBIZ Award for Acting Performance of the Year, Female in 2010.

Brittany O'Grady

Brittany O'Grady has been performing professionally since the age of 4. Most recently, Brittany appeared as Paula in 'The White Lotus', Mike White's dark comedy mini-series for HBO. Brittany also starred in 'Little Voice' on Apple TV+, in which she portrayed Bess King, a young aspiring singer-songwriter trying to make a living in New York City. Other recent work includes Lee Daniels' Fox series 'Star' and the Blumhouse feature 'Black Christmas'. Other credits include the Philip Noyce feature 'Above Suspicion' opposite Emilia Clarke and a recurring role on CW series 'The Messengers'. A native of the Washington DC area, Brittany was cast with several Washington area theaters growing up, including the Tony-Award winning Signature Theatre, historic Ford's Theatre, critically-acclaimed movement-based Synetic Theater, the Little Theatre of Alexandria, and Encore Stage and Studio. Brittany has also performed at the White House and the Kennedy Center.

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Brittany Palmer

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Brittany Panzer

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Brittany Parvin

Brittany Parvin is known for Pale Blue Moon (2002).

Brittany Payie

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Brittany Peet

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Brittany Pena

Brittany Pena was born and raised in Miami, FL in a Cuban/Italian/Irish household. Throughout her scholastic career, Brittany studied acting, modeling, and multiple styles of dance in addition to playing sports and being one of the tallest girls in school. In 2015, Brittany received her BFA in Dance and a minor in Theater from the University of Florida.

Brittany Perry-Russell

Texas native Brittany Perry-Russell has graced multiple stages as a professional dancer, appearing with Beyoncé, Rihanna, Chris Brown, Nick Jonas, Dua Lipa, Katy Perry, and most recently Cardi B, Janelle Monáe, and Kanye West. In 2011, Perry- Russell successfully transitioned to acting when she landed a lead role in the Universal film Honey 2. She was later cast in the Will Ferrell comedy, The Campaign, followed by Sparkle, and The Preacher's Son based on Carl Weber's bestselling novel. Perry-Russell can be seen opposite Derek Luke in Netflix's 13 Reasons Why, where she's featured in a recurring arc in its second season. Her TV credits include guest-starring roles on Grey's Anatomy (ABC), Crazy Ex Girlfriend (The CW), and Fresh Off the Boat (ABC). She can be seen in the new Netflix's Family Reunion, opposite Loretta Divine, Tia Mowry, and her son Isaiah Russell-Bailey. In addition to lighting up both stage and screen, Perry-Russell is most proud of working alongside her son Isaiah Russell-Bailey this year in two back-to-back Netflix projects, Family Reunion and the just announced We Can Be Heroes Netflix movie. Perry-Russell and son made history as the first real mom and son to be cast as superheroes in a Netflix original film.