Scene from Fanny Hill (1995)

First Appearances:

• Fanny Hill (2000) as Fanny Hill

Most Important Roles:

• Fanny Hill (2000) as Fanny Hill

Career Highlights:

• Fanny Hill (2000)

"Cheryl Dempsey's ambition to appear nude as often as possible on her cinematic debut was fulfilled through her portrayal of Fanny Hill in the 1999 British softcore film 'Fanny Hill'. This romantic period piece, based on John Cleland's novel published in 1749 and originally banned in the U.S., is filled with soft lighting, gentle music, and elegant stockings. The story follows Fanny Hill, an innocent orphan who moves to London and becomes a prostitute. Unlike the source material's political satire and philosophical musings on sex, the film takes a lighter approach, blending comedy and drama. Naturally, in her role as a kept woman in a brothel, Cheryl Dempsey bares all, displaying her buttocks and vagina frequently throughout the film. While the movie avoids an X-rating due to simulated sex scenes (often comedic), it still offers generous views of Dempsey's natural physique. This was her sole acting credit, as she has no spoken lines; the entire film is a narrated flashback from Fanny's perspective, with Cheryl's expressive facial expressions substituting for dialogue."

First Appearances:

• Fanny Hill (2000) as Mrs. Brown

Most Important Roles:

• Fanny Hill (2000) as Mrs. Brown

Career Highlights:

• Fanny Hill (2000)

"Mary Hudson commenced her acting career early, debuting in a 1966 film titled 'The Invisible Woman', directed by John Barrymore. Nevertheless, her screen appearances were intermittent, with a significant gap between projects. She returned to the silver screen in the mid-90s, featuring prominently in the British erotic film 'Fanny Hill' (1995). In this role, she played Mrs. Brown and was observed by Fanny through a peephole as she engaged in a intimate encounter with a man who initially focused on her ample bosom before she reciprocated by reaching for his genitals. Regrettably, the scene ends abruptly, leaving viewers craving more of Hudson's considerable assets. Since this film, there have been no further sightings of Mary Hudson on screen."

First Appearances:

• Fanny Hill (2000) as Pheobe

Most Important Roles:

• Fanny Hill (2000) as Pheobe

Career Highlights:

• Fanny Hill (2000)

"Caroline Schreiber, born in Munich, stands tall at nearly five feet eight inches. Since the onset of the new millennium, she has been making her mark in show business on both television screens and the big screen. Her second on-screen appearance was particularly notable, occurring in the German-made-for-TV comedy-drama 'Einer geht noch' (2000). In this film, Caroline made a memorable entrance, sitting fully clothed in a locker room. However, she soon stole the show by strutting unclothed into view, briefly obscuring another blonde's attire with her own figure, though a strategically placed towel eventually covered her breasts and pubic area."