- Born
- Birth nameAdrianne Diane Moore
- Height5′ 7″ (1.70 m)
- Jill Kelly (aka Adrianne D. Moore) is an American actress, director, and producer known primarily for her work in adult entertainment as well as appearances in mainstream films. She has made significant contributions to the adult film industry, earning induction into the AVN Hall of Fame. Kelly's career includes acting in over 50 B movies, with notable appearances in titles such as The Legend of the Roller Blade Seven, Toad Warriors, and Big Sister 2000. She also appeared in Spike Lee's He Got Game in 1998, marking a crossover into mainstream cinema. In addition to her acting career, Kelly founded Jill Kelly Productions in 1998, a company that produced adult films until its assets were acquired by Penthouse magazine in 2005.
Kelly's early life began in Pomona, California, where she entered the entertainment world at a young age, initially performing as a dancer. Her stage name was inspired by the characters from Charlie's Angels. Despite early challenges, including performing underage, she established herself as a prominent figure in her field. Her entrepreneurial efforts with Jill Kelly Productions demonstrated her role not only as a performer but also as a businesswoman within the industry.
Kelly's impact extends beyond performance, as she helped shape the adult entertainment landscape through her production company and creative direction. Her work has influenced the genre's development and brought a level of professionalism and recognition to adult film production. Her crossover into mainstream film also highlights her versatility as an entertainer. Kelly's career reflects a blend of artistic endeavor and business acumen, marking her as a notable figure in both adult and independent film sectors.
- IMDb mini biography by: Angel
- SpousesCorey Jordan(September 20, 2003 - October 2004) (divorced)Julian(May 27, 2000 - August 2002) (divorced)Cal Jammer(February 14, 1993 - January 25, 1995) (his death)
- Estranged husband Cal Jammer committed suicide by shooting himself in the head in front yard of the couple's home. She was hiding inside the house at the time and was the first person to discover his body
- Named "Female Performer of the Year" in 1998 by Adult Video News.
- Had her own production company called Jill Kelly Productions. The company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in Los Angeles on Monday August 15, 2005. Jill had quit the company due to a pay dispute soon before this occurred.
- She announced her last performance in an adult film, 100% Jill (2002), on January 16, 2002, and had no plans to star in any more.
- Profiled in "Dirty Talk: Conversations with Porn Stars" by Andrew Rausch and Chris Watson.
- [1/15/02, at the Consumer Electronics Show Convention in California, about her final video 100% Jill (2002)] I wanted the movie to really define my sexuality since that's what being a performer in this industry is all about. It's a very sex-driven video. It's not big on dialogue and it's not big on plot. It doesn't waste any time in getting right down to the heart of what I like sexually. I'm really proud of it. It's the perfect send-off.
- [on her transition from exotic dancing to adult films] I did private shows with Tiffany Million in San Fran before she got in the biz. I didn't talk to her for about a year, then she called me and and said she was a porn star and wanted me to go to CES in 1994, I think.
- My mom runs my fan club and other parts of my busy life. My brother helped install the cams in my house. What's to be ashamed of? If I were a third-rate porn star, maybe. But I've worked hard, made it to the top, and they're as proud of me as if I had become a doctor. Ok, maybe not that proud.
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