Janine Lindemulder

Janine Lindemulder did not begin her film career in *** videos. With her gorgeous yet teenage girlish looks and incredible body, she had begun appearing in "mainstream" films in the 1980s, though in typical "blonde bimbo" roles. Among the few "mainstream" movies to her credit is Lauderdale (1989), but the films were received so poorly, however, and her performances were considered so bland that her mainstream career basically went nowhere. She began her "***" career in a low-budget soft-*** (although it was made by a director of hardcore *** films and had several ***-film performers in the cast) women-in-prison extravaganza called Caged Fury (1990), which featured well-known non-*** actor Erik Estrada. Having made an impression, Janine's career in the *** industry had begun. She performed in a few lesser-known films in 1990, performing sexually with male co-stars exclusively. It was during this very short period in her *** film career that her son, Tyler, was conceived. Realizing that his conception was the result of unprotected *** with male co-stars, Janine officially refused to work with men any longer. She interrupted her career during her pregnancy, but after the birth of her son she returned to the *** industry with a bang and a new condition--she would perform only with women. Her career took off, and she appeared in many popular *** films, such as the "Where the Boys Aren't" series and she had one of her most highly regarded (by her fans) roles in Blondage (1994). She is a legendary figure in the *** film industry--with hundreds of scenes performed exclusively with other women, Janine is the literal poster-girl for girl/girl *** films. There are many fan clubs (male and female alike) that celebrate her choice to work with other women and her delightful, upbeat personality. Although she retired from the *** industry in 2000 in terms of performing (much to the regret of her legions of fans), she remains as a director/producer, and is one of the most famous and recognizable figures in the history of ***, right up there with Ron Jeremy, Peter North, and her "disciple", Jenna Jameson. The few scenes she filmed with male co-stars early in her *** career are widely sought after and extremely difficult to come by.