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Melissa Monet is the stage name of Mindy DeBaise, born on 16 July 1964 in Staten Island, New York. She came into adult film in July 1994 at thirty, a start babepedia calls unusually late, and stayed on camera for twenty years while also directing, writing and producing. Brown to auburn hair, brown eyes, 5'1" and a natural 32C. Bisexual, and in the later years mostly cast as a lesbian MILF.

Career

The way in was an accident. She went along with a boyfriend to an audition and ended up being the one offered work. Before that she'd been an accountant out of high school, then a sexual surrogate, escort and madam. IAFD dates her performing from 1994 to 2014 and her directing from 1995 to 2015, with more than 200 titles on her filmography. The early directing included 19 hardcore titles for the Spice Channel and softcore features for Roger Corman's Click Productions. She also made the documentary Porn: It's a Living under her own name.

Later work leaned on all-girl and MILF lines. Mile High's Sweet Sinner used her in 2011 and 2012 and Sweetheart Video from 2011 to 2014, and her wider credits take in Evil Angel, Girlfriends Films, Naughty America, Mofos and Vivid. She stopped performing in 2014 and directing a year later. Off camera at around fifty.

Style on screen

Girl/girl is the bulk of it: kissing, fingering, toys, tribbing. Many of the pairings put her opposite college-age girls as the older partner, and Natasha Nice and Kate Kastle are the two she shared the most scenes with. There's boy/girl work too, anal and interracial included, plus some bondage per her public profile.

Off-screen

She wrote for Looking Glass magazine and authored a comic book that ran to sequels. She turns up in Rated X: A Journey Through Porn and Pornstar Pets. Influences she's named: John Leslie, Orson Welles, Alfred Hitchcock. On X she posts as @melissamonetxxx.

Recognition

IAFD records one AVN nomination, Best Actress for My Daughter's Boyfriend. Babepedia adds AVN nods for River Rock Women's Prison and a Best Screenplay nomination for Killer Sex and Suicide Blondes. No wins on record.