Rebecca Bardoux

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Rebecca Bardoux, born August 18, 1963, in Erie, Pennsylvania, is an American former adult film actress, stand-up comedian, and advocate. Raised in a single-parent family, she worked as a stripper before entering the adult industry in 1992 at age 29, an unusually late start, debuting through an introduction by porn star Sean Michaels, who shot her first scene, per IMDb and Babepedia. She appeared in over 340 films, including Face Dance (1992, AVN Best Film), Sodomania 2: More Tails (1992, a cult classic), and I Love Juicy (1993, a parody inspired by Lucille Ball’s “Lucy Ricardo”), transitioning smoothly to MILF/cougar roles in her 40s, per IAFD and Alchetron.

Known for her blonde hair, blue eyes, 34C-24-34 figure (enhanced), and high-energy performances in anal and lesbian scenes, she was inducted into the AVN Hall of Fame (2007) and XRCO Hall of Fame (2014), and nominated for Best Supporting Actress for Heartbreaker (2003) and Best Non-Sex Performance for Owner Gets Clipped (2014), per Wikipedia and XBIZ.

Fans on praised her as “a blonde dynamo,” highlighting her Sodomania 2 scenes (comment: “Rebecca’s energy is unmatched,” user: retrofan63). A 2024 X post called her “a 90s icon whose Face Dance role is legendary” (@RetroPornFan). AVN (2007) described her as “a classy star with insatiable passion.” The Rialto Report noted her “resilient career and comedic pivot,” cementing her as a multifaceted figure in adult entertainment.

She retired from adult films in 2014, briefly managing a Los Angeles cosmetics store in 1997, and began performing stand-up comedy in 2013 at venues like The Comedy Store, per AVN. An outspoken critic of Measure B (2012), a condom mandate for adult films, she spoke on KCRW public radio, per EverybodyWiki. Married three times, including to porn actor Jake Ryder (1992–divorced), she has no children but expressed a desire for one, per IMDb. As of July 29, 2025, Bardoux, now 61, lives privately with no active social media presence, her legacy enduring in 1990s adult cinema.

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