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Daphne Rosen
Acting
121 known credits
44 years
Biography
About Daphne Rosen
Rosen has performed in over 150 pornographic movies since 2003, including the AVN Award winning Faster Pussycat! Fuck! Fuck!, an adult remake of Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!. In 2005 she signed a non-exclusive contract with Venom Digital Media. In 2005–06 she took a break from films for over a year to focus on her college education and to work on her website. She retired in 2014.
As of 2005, she co-hosted the KSEXradio show D 'n A with Annie Cruz. She has also appeared on an episode of the television show Blind Date. She also acted as maid of honor for the wedding of Jack Lawrence and Annie Cruz at the 2005 Adult Entertainment Expo.
2010 – AVN Award nomination – Best Group Sex Scene for the film Ben Dover's Busty Babes
As of 2005, she co-hosted the KSEXradio show D 'n A with Annie Cruz. She has also appeared on an episode of the television show Blind Date. She also acted as maid of honor for the wedding of Jack Lawrence and Annie Cruz at the 2005 Adult Entertainment Expo.
2010 – AVN Award nomination – Best Group Sex Scene for the film Ben Dover's Busty Babes
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Daphne Rosen across film and television
6credited titles
4movie credits
2TV credits
2002–2007screen career span
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