Gina Vice

Gina Vice is a former French adult film actress who was active in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Born in Dijon (Burgundy) on November 30, 1974, she entered the industry at the age of 25 and left the business after only a few years. In 1999, under the pseudonym Regie Moli (also credited as Molly or Regie Moly), Gina Vice signed her first contracts with European studios. Notably, she joined the American firm Evil Angel, which distributed her p...

Gina Vice is a former French adult film actress who was active in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Born in Dijon (Burgundy) on November 30, 1974, she entered the industry at the age of 25 and left the business after only a few years. In 1999, under the pseudonym Regie Moli (also credited as Molly or Regie Moly), Gina Vice signed her first contracts with European studios. Notably, she joined the American firm Evil Angel, which distributed her productions internationally. She quickly adopted the stage name Gina Vice for subsequent shoots. Between 1999 and 2001, she appeared in around fifteen films - primarily European productions distributed by Evil Angel. Several notable titles include *Putains de serveuses* (1999), directed by Gabriel Zéro, and *Infirmières aux gros nichons* (2000s), by Stan Lubrick. Gina Vice cultivated an image that was both glamorous and somewhat fantasy-driven; her blonde hair, confident gaze, and sculpted physique made her an iconic figure in the European hardcore productions of that era. During the second half of her career—which, unfortunately, lasted only three years—she sported a small tattoo on her left shoulder. After 2001, Gina Vice gradually withdrew from film sets and ceased all work in the industry. Very little information remains regarding her private life; she has no known husband or children and maintains a low profile away from social media. Her performance style blends sensuality with energy, as she knows how to use her sturdy physique (1.68m, 60kg) in an erotic way. She has a very ample bust (95E) and often sports short or tousled hairstyles, giving her a rebellious look. Although her career was brief, Gina remains a cult figure among 90s VHS enthusiasts. France has a rich history of talent in this field, and fortunately, many of these women are still active today. Her handful of titles bear witness to an era when European adult cinema was striving to hold its own against American productions.