Scène de Born Bad (2011)

Noms alternatifs: Amanda G. Ward

Caractéristiques physiques: N/A

Premières apparitions:

• Alien Abduction (2005) comme Patient

Rôles les plus importants:

• Legion of the Dead (2005) comme Kara
• Way of the Vampire (2005) comme Natalia
• Freakshow (2007) comme Margaret the Cannibal Girl
• Chasing the White Dragon (2008) comme
• The Box (2007) comme Mandi
• Born Bad (2011) comme Kristin
• Celebrity Sex Tape (2012) comme Melony Andrews
• King of the Lost World (2005) comme Natalie
• Legend of the Sandsquatch (2006) comme Mandi
• Halloween Night (2006) comme Kendall

Points forts de carrière:

• Legion of the Dead (2005)
• Way of the Vampire (2005)
• Freakshow (2007)
• Chasing the White Dragon (2008)
• The Box (2007)
• Born Bad (2011)
• Celebrity Sex Tape (2012)
• King of the Lost World (2005)
• Legend of the Sandsquatch (2006)
• Halloween Night (2006)

"Amanda Ward piques Erotic4u's interest every time she crosses his mind. Since her initial screen appearance, Amanda has consistently cultivated a reputation as a skin-friendly scream queen, beginning with her debut in the horror-adventure film 'King of the Lost World' (2005), where she bared her breasts while being painted by friendly female natives. The flesh enthusiasts at E4U Central would undoubtedly approve of such a tribe!

Amanda's fondness for female co-stars was evident in her roles. In the 2006 slasher flick 'Halloween Night,' she shared an energetic Sapphic sex scene with Erica Robey, and in the 2007 sci-fi shocker 'Invasion of the Pod People,' she participated in an all-girl threesome.

In 2009, Amanda appeared alongside Holly Madison and Bridget Marquardt in 'The Telling,' but unfortunately, no spontaneous ménage-à-trois occurred on-screen. Although this news left us briefly disappointed, Amanda reignited our interest with her performance in 'Born Bad' (2011), where she exposed her perky breasts while sharing a bed with a male co-star.

Amanda continued to titillate audiences with another breast-baring scene in 'Celebrity Sex Tape' (2012). The team at Skin Headquarters remains vigilant, searching for more revealing roles from Amanda's impressive career. Meanwhile, fans can catch her in the TV series 'Jedi Camp,' where an unseen force might just stir their loins."

Noms alternatifs: Donnabelle Mortel, Miss Los Feliz 2012

Caractéristiques physiques: N/A

Premières apparitions:

• Hoodrats 2: Hoodrat Warriors (2008) comme Celia

Rôles les plus importants:

• Born Bad (2011) comme Dana
• Hoodrats 2: Hoodrat Warriors (2008) comme Celia
• Freshwater (2016) comme Jamie Castell
• Savages (2012) comme TV News Reporter

Points forts de carrière:

• Born Bad (2011)
• Hoodrats 2: Hoodrat Warriors (2008)
• Freshwater (2016)
• Savages (2012)

Donnabella Mortel is an American actress and producer, born and raised by immigrant parents in Seattle, Washington with her older sister, younger brother, and large extended family. Mortel was born an entertainer, participating in school musicals, dance performances, and modeling at a young age. She became the cheerleading and dance team captain for Seattle Preparatory School, where she excelled academically and commenced after her junior year. She continued as a cheerleader through her years at Seattle University, where she graduated Summa Cum Laude with a B. S. in Criminal Justice specializing in Forensic Psychology and a B. A. in Humanities. Mortel was honored with the Kelliher Award for earning the highest cumulative GPA in her graduating department. Upon graduation, she began her professional career as a dance team member for the NBA with the Seattle SuperSonics. Mortel has since focused on her acting career and producing projects like "Retail" and "Specious" with Creative Geniusess. Landing dynamic roles ranging from a saucy business-woman to an overly-helpful retail worker, Mortel has been cast in hit shows including "How to Get Away with Murder on ABC," "Jane the Virgin" on CW, and CBS's "NCIS." She can also be heard narrating "This Shattered World" by Amie Kaufman and Meagan Spooner and portions of "Illuminae" by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff, which won the 2016 Audi Award for a multi-voiced performance.