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Holly Hollywood (b. 1974)

Alias:
Holly Holltwood
Stacy Leigh Mobley
Holly
Stacey Leigh Mobley
Stacey Mobley
Stacy Mobley

Birthplace:
Los Gatos, California, USA

Born:
December 2, 1974

Biography from TheMovieDB

Stacey Leigh Mobley (stage name Holly Hollywood) was born on December 2, 1974 in Los Gatos, California. With dreams of becoming a star, Stacy moved to Hollywood and began acting under her birth name in the mid 1990's in soft-core movies as she had no qualms about nudity. While navigating the woods full of wolves posing as producers and promising the world on a silver platter, she did well for herself as a dancer and a nude model.  With a mainstream acting career not taking off, she took the name Holly Hollywood and made the leap to hardcore pornographic films in her mid 20's in the year 2000. Her first adult movie was called "Dangerous Flesh" which she was convinced to do by industry actress Wendi Knight. She initially only performed in girl/girl or solo scenes but eventually started doing boy/girl as well. Hollywood announced her retirement from the adult film industry in 2010, though she had not made many movies for several years previous to the announcement. The mother of a special needs daughter, Hollywood has done volunteer work for various charities. Moreover, Holly enjoys skydiving and snowboarding.

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1997  Gator King

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