Alexandra Quinn

Bio: Alexandra started in the adult industry working as a table dancer at a strip club when she was only 14 with false ID. When Erica Boyer worked there one night as a feature dancer a couple of years later, Quinn asked Boyer about how she could become an actress in the movies. Boyer told Quinn she could stay with her until she found a place of her own, and took Diane to a casting agent. Quinn was only 16 at the time which Boyer did not know.

The videos were removed from the market and many were re-edited to remove all footage of her and re-released. However, deciding which films were not allowed was an easy matter as Quinn gifted herself with breast augmentation for her 18th birthday. As a result of the controversy, Quinn left the porn industry for a time, appearing on news programs such as Hard Copy and blasting the porn industry. However she gradually resumed her career in the mid-1990s, later transitioning to playing MILF roles before retiring for good in 2006.

Using aliases like Alexandria Quinn, Dianne Colazzo, and Victoria Quinn, she appeared in approximately 100 films, with 60 shot while underage, including Space Virgins (1989, her debut with a five-person group scene) and Buttman’s Ultimate Workout (1990), for which she won the 1991 AVN Award for Best Group Sex Scene – Video alongside Sunny McKay and Rocco Siffredi. Notable films include Bush Pilots (1990), Rapture (1990), and M: Caught in the Act (2000). Her work spanned anal, group, and lesbian scenes, often with performers like Erica Boyer, Sunny McKay, and Lexington Steele.

Controversies include her underage work and a terminated $3,500/week contract with Centerfold strip club in Memphis in 1993 for refusing patron touching, per CelebsAgeWiki. She would later sue the club and get a settlement. Her net worth is estimated at $500,000–$1 million, per CelebsAgeWiki, from films and dancing. She married a strip club manager in Phoenix at 19, divorcing four years later, and was reportedly an off-screen girlfriend of Lexington Steele, with no children documented. Quinn was a witness in the Christopher Walsh murder investigation, featured in Nobody Walks, per Wikipedia.

Alexandria Quinn's first year in the industry took place when she was 16 and 17, which is underage in the United States and elsewhere for individuals to appear in pornography. Like the case of Traci Lords a few years earlier it was discovered in the early 1990s that Quinn's earlier films were made before she was 18 (according to a 2000 interview with Quinn, the discovery occurred when she forgot to bring her fake identification to a session and used her real ID, not thinking they would notice the difference given she was now in her 20s).