Vollständige Biografie

Distinguished character actress Anna Levine's cinematic career has been a unique blend of two distinct paths, much like two disparate worlds coexisting within her. Recognized by industry professionals for her subtle and compelling portrayals of supporting roles in notable films such as "Heaven's Gate" (1980), "Wall Street" (1987), and "Unforgiven" (1992), Levine has earned admiration for her acting prowess. Simultaneously, the well-endowed Levine has captivated enthusiasts of adult entertainment with her bold and uninhibited performances that often feature nudity.

In films like "Drunks" (1995) and "Sue" (1997), Levine offered generous glimpses of her cleavage. She also displayed her assets prominently in "Fast Food Women" (2000) and "Six Ways to Sunday" (1997). However, Levine's on-screen appearances are not limited to low-budget erotic films; she stretched the boundaries of explicit content with a lesbian-themed fantasy involving a shaved vulva in "Fiona" (1998).

In "Bridget" (2002), Levine delivered an intense performance as a nude woman marched blindfolded through city streets after enduring a grueling ordeal of naked push-ups surrounded by threatening men. Her raw emotionality brought depth to the scene, revealing her ability to evoke empathy and intrigue.

Levine's last credited role was in the mockumentary "Social Anxiety" (2012), after which her career trajectory remains uncertain. It is speculated that she may have retired from acting to lead a quieter life, but fans hope for at least one more on-screen appearance before she hangs up her metaphorical 'suck sacks.'