Nina Hartley

Actress
Director
Producer

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Hell's Kitty (2018)

Nina Hartley was born Marie Louise Hartman on March 11, 1959, in Berkeley, California. After graduating from Berkeley High School in 1977, Nina attended San Francisco State University's undergraduate school of nursing and graduated in 1985. Her career in the adult-entertainment industry began while she was in her sophomore year of nursing school, when she started work as a stripper at the Mitchell Brothers O'Farrell Theater in San Francisco, Her adult-film debut came in Educating Nina (1984), which was produced and directed by veteran porn star Juliet Anderson, better known as "Aunt Peg". In 1997 Nina appeared in Boogie Nights (1997) playing William H. Macy's serially unfaithful wife.

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Awards
- 13 wins & 8 nominations

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Known for

Boogie Nights

7.9

Little Bill's Wife

1997

Sensual Escape

4.7

Jessica (in 'Fortune Smiles')

1988

Not Bewitched XXX

6.2

Video

Endora

2008

Ten Little Maidens

5.6

Tabatha

1985

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Actress

Safe Word
5.1
TV Mini Series
- 2020
Women Loving Girls
Video
- 2020
Chemistry Eases the Pain
Video
- Mom
- 2020
BBCParadise
TV Series
- 2020
Unbound
5.6
TV Mini Series
- Book Lady (uncredited)
- 2020
Twisted Threesomes 6
Video
- 2019
Age & Beauty Vol. 2
Video
- 2019
Age & Beauty
8.2
Video
- Miss Fitzwilliams
- 2019
Future Darkly: The Complete Second Season
5.4
Video
- Person Behind Mask 1 (segment: "The Breeding Pod")
- 2019
Girls of Wrestling
Video
- Nina
- 2019
Confessions of a Sinful Nun Volume 2: The Rise of Sister Mona
6.2
Video
- Mother Superior
- 2019
Pure Taboo
6.6
TV Series
- Person behind mask 1
- Scientist
- 2018–2019
Breaking Mr. Hart
Video
- Missy Hart, The Wife (non-sexual role)
- 2018
The Bachelor Party: The Bachelor Parody- The Playboy's Impossible Mission
5.2
- Nina Hartley
- 2018
Mommy Got Boobs
7.3
TV Series
- 2007–2018

Trivia
Her family was originally from Alabama, and her grandfather was one of the lawyers who defended the black teenagers accused (as it turned out, falsely) of raping a white woman in the infamous 1931 "Scottsboro Boys" case in Alabama.

Quotes
The idea that a woman could choose, on purpose, to perform in pornographic videos for her own reasons still goes deeply against the notion that women are somehow victims of male sexuality, that they're delicate flowers who need the protection of a good man or the law.