Julia Channel Biography
Julia Channel is a French-born iconic vintage black porn star. Julia Channel was born as Julia Pinel on November 3, 1973 in Paris, France.
With captivating brown eyes and silky black hair, Julia Channel brings both charm and allure to every performance. The sculpted 35-24-35 frame covered in tattoos and accented by sexy piercings, paired with a enhanced perky bust and well-shaped ass, makes Julia Channel stand out as one of the most captivating performers in the industry.
Julia Channel is sometimes credited as Abraxa, Sendrine, Lucille, Marie, Irene, Nina, Giulia Chanel, Giulia Sow, Julia Snow, Lydia Chanel, Monika Dombrowski or Ute Wolf.
She is of French, Italian and Egyptian descent. Chanel, who is also presently embarking on a career as a singer, is also a French television and mainstream film actress.
She began posing for men's magazines such as Playboy and then in Penthouse in February 1992, and soon thereafter began her pornographic film career after answering advertisements for l' arranges Clara Casting.
During an eighteen year career which started at age 18 in 1991, she has appeared in both adult and mainstream films and French TV appearances, she made approximately 120 adult films over a 5 year period, from about 1992 to about 1996. As an adult film actress, She worked with such directors as French adult film directors Marc Dorcel, Alain Payet, Michel Ricaud), as well as U.S. adult film director Andrew Blake, and with Italian directors Mario Salieri, and Joe D' Amato.
She also made a cameo appearance in the censored clip of the song Course vite'group recorded by French rock group Silmarils in 1995. In 1996, in spite of an lucrative contract offer made by the American adult film studio Vivid, Julia for the most part all but ended her adult film career after becoming upset by a report carried out by the French newspaper Hot-video amid rumors of her contacting the HIV virus as well as the concerns about possibly actually contracting the virus. She has since then appeared in numerous mainstream projects on French television and cinema, as well as a handful of adult themed projects since 1997.
