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Sindee Coxx (b. 1970)

Alias:
Brenda Grislaw
Cindee Cox
Cindy Cox
Sindee Cox

Birthplace:
Long Island, New York, USA

Born:
June 21, 1970

Biography from TheMovieDB

Sindee Coxx was born Brenda Grislaw on June 21, 1970 in Long Island, New York. An only child, Coxx dropped out of high school and was a typesetter for an offset printing press in Long Island for eight years. Sindee eventually got married and moved with her then-husband to Southern California to pursue a career in the adult entertainment industry. Coxx worked in topless bars in Orange County prior to making her first appearance in a hardcore X-rated movie in 1994. Sindee has gone on to perform in over fuve hundred explicit pornographic pictures. She married porn actor/cinematographer Barry Wood on May 1, 2000. Coxx won an AVN Award for Best All Girl Sex Scene in 2001. Moreover, Sindee has openly admitted that she prefers working with women over men, only does sex scenes with men in big-budget, high-quality productions, and was one of the few '90s hardcore cinema starlets who refused to participate in on-screen anal intercourse. Coxx gave birth to a son in 2004.

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