Filmography

How the numbers are counted

IAFD lists 362 performer credits, spanning 2010 to 2019. IMDb lists 156 acting credits, plus one writer credit and one associate producer credit, both for Voracious, and 50 archive-footage credits. TMDB lists 194 credits, and her AVN profile page shows 81 movies. Her own career as a performer ended in 2013.

The four figures measure different things. IAFD counts appearances across scenes and compilations; IMDb separates original work from archive material, which is why the writer and producer credits stand out; TMDB merges releases; AVN counts titles on its own page. Read any of them as an index rather than a total, and expect the numbers to keep moving as compilations are reissued.

Signature titles

Voracious (Evil Angel, 2012) is the one she helped write. John Stagliano cast her as Amira, the vampire lead, and she co-wrote the film with him, which is why IMDb carries her writer credit there. It also produced the Most Outrageous Sex Scene win at the 2013 AVN Awards.

Brooklyn Lee: Nymphomaniac (Harmony Films, 2012) was shot in Wales by director Gazzman and released in the UK on May 18, 2012. She said at the time that she wanted the film to push her physical limits, and it won Best All-Girl Group Sex Scene at the 2013 AVN Awards. A Best Foreign Non-Feature award for the title is sometimes folded into her personal tally; it belongs to the film.

The New Behind the Green Door (Vivid, 2013) was her last feature. Paul Thomas directed the remake of the 1972 original and cast her as Hope; she said she had wanted the role because of Marilyn Chambers in the original, and that it capped off her career. The Marvel parodies she appeared in for Vivid, Spider-Man XXX, Iron Man XXX and Avengers XXX, all cast her as the Black Widow under director Axel Braun, and those roles did as much for her name recognition as any feature.

After 2013

Nothing released under her name after May 2013 is a new performance. IAFD runs her years active to 2019 and other databases carry 2019 as a career end date, but that reflects compilation and reissue dates, not shoots. TMDB continues to log compilation releases into 2024 and 2025, most of them flagged as archive footage. Treat all of it as catalogue material from the 2010 to 2013 period.

The catalogue by group

Compilation and archive titles sometimes credit every performer in a set, and per-title attribution can differ between databases. The counts on this page follow IAFD, IMDb and TMDB as retrieved in October 2026.

The record at a glance