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Molly Seagrim

  • Actress
  • Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
  • Script and Continuity Department
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Molly Seagrim was born into a struggling working class family that moved to Miami, Florida in 1957 when she was thirteen years old. Molly attended both high school and college in Miami, Florida (she has a Master's degree in literature). In 1969 Seagrim and her youngest sister left Miami in a Volkswagen car and drove to San Francisco, California. Molly got an apartment on Church Street as well as a job working for the federal government as a Social Security Benefit Examiner. Seagrim met her future husband Zachary Strong at a party at his place in Portrero Hill. Molly eventually moved into Strong's flat and subsequently discovered that Strong was involved in the burgeoning West Coast adult cinema scene. She married Strong on April 5, 1970. Seagrim initially began performing in softcore loops and did her first hardcore movie in 1973. Besides appearing onscreen in a handful of X-rated features, Molly also worked on a bunch of explicit films in a variety of behind the scenes production capacities. Seagrim and Strong separated and divorced amicably in 1977. After retiring from the adult film industry in the mid-1980's, Molly went on to become a published writer and started her own publishing firm. In addition, Seagrim still remains friends with Strong.
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  • Known for

    Babyface
    6.2
    • Molly - Priscilla's Mother
    • 1977
    Deep Tango
    5.2
    • Camera Human
    • 1974
    Little Showoffs
    5.8
    • Second Unit or Assistant Director(as JoAnne Rosen)
    • 1984
    Confessions of a Teenage Peanut Butter Freak
    5.0
    • Commercial Lady(as Jo Ann McClure)
    • 1975

    Credits

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    Actress



    • Babyface 2
      5.8
      • Grandmother (uncredited)
      • 1986
    • Playthings
      5.9
      • Party Guest in Hot Tub (uncredited)
      • 1979
    • Celebration
      • Drunk passerby (uncredited)
      • 1978
    • Family Fun
      6.5
      • Jim's Wife (uncredited)
      • 1978
    • Hot Teenage Assets
      5.8
      • Girl Watching Stag Films
      • 1978
    • Masterpiece
      • Bartender
      • 1978
    • Operation Lightning Rod
      • 1978
    • Visions of Clair
      6.2
      • Girl Eating in Café (uncredited)
      • 1978
    • Babyface
      6.2
      • Molly - Priscilla's Mother
      • 1977
    • Confessions of a Teenage Peanut Butter Freak
      5.0
      • Commercial Lady (as Jo Ann McClure)
      • 1975
    • Lady Freaks
      Short
      • 1975
    • Perverted Passion
      5.2
      • 1974
    • Deep Tango
      5.2
      • Camera Human
      • 1974
    • More Than a Voyeur
      5.4
      • Lady in White (as Sharon Black)
      • 1973
    • More Ways Than One!
      5.1
      • Diane (uncredited)
      • 1973

    Second Unit or Assistant Director



    • Little Showoffs
      5.8
      • assistant director (as JoAnne Rosen)
      • 1984
    • Playthings
      5.9
      • assistant director (as Molly Seagram)
      • 1979
    • Masterpiece
      • assistant director (as Heather Rosenwig)
      • 1978
    • The Analyst
      6.1
      • assistant director (as Joann Seagrim)
      • 1975
    • Confessions of a Teenage Peanut Butter Freak
      5.0
      • assistant director (as Jo Ann Surtees)
      • 1975

    Script and Continuity Department



    • Little Showoffs
      5.8
      • continuity (as Joanne Rosen)
      • 1984
    • Cave Women
      4.9
      • script supervisor (uncredited)
      • 1979
    • Hot Teenage Assets
      5.8
      • continuity
      • 1978
    • Visions of Clair
      6.2
      • continuity (as Joan Sarris)
      • 1978

    Personal details

    • Alternative names
      • Sharon Black
    • Spouse
      • Zachary StrongApril 5, 1970 - 1977 (divorced)

    Did you know

    • Trivia
      Takes her stage name from a promiscuous character in the film (and originally novel) Tom Jones (1963).
    • Quotes
      [on why she decided to do porn in the early 1970's] Maybe I was breaking away from a pretty straight and regulated academic life and I was ready to drop out and try new things. Also it could have had to do with me wanting to get rid of my sexual inhibitions. I had this idea that I could do anything a man could do. I was going to be a female version of the literary Tom Jones figure.

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