Andy San Dimas

About Andy San Dimas

Andy San Dimas (born October 3, 1986 in Baltimore, Maryland) is an American porn star who has also appeared in mainstream roles, before retiring in 2017.

Andy San Dimas worked at an adult video store at the age of 18 prior to entering the pornography industry. She contacted director, Eon Mckai, through a message on MySpace with only a naked picture of herself after seeing several ads for his movies in magazines at the store. He recruited her into the industry, and she debuted in his movie, Dana DeArmond's Role Modeling in December 2007.

Her stage name is from the town and high school featured in Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey.

She and Bobbi Starr appeared in the movie adaptation of James Sallis's novel, Drive. The movie was directed by Nicolas Winding Refn and was released in 2011. Dimas appeared in the 2013 horror-comedy Lumberjack Man where she co-stars with Paul Ruebens.

In 2011, she was featured in Asking Alexandria's video "To The Stage and she won awards in porn:

2011 AVN Award joint winner – Best Actress – This Ain't Glee XXX

2011 XBIZ Award - Female Performer of the Year

On July 13, 2013 San Dimas was ejected from a Pittsburgh Pirates game at PNC Park for dancing in the stands in short shorts and a unicorn mask. She later tweeted out a picture of the Pittsburgh Police officer wearing her unicorn mask at the stadium.

In July 2013, San Dimas teamed with pornographic actor and director James Deen, adult app store MiKandi, and adult industry news source XBIZ, to release the first adult video recorded with Google Glass. Within 24 hours, the censored trailer reached 1 million views on YouTube. The uncensored adult video can be found for free on MiKandi's website.

In March 2022, she started an OF.