Claudine Beccarie

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Claudine Beccarie Biography

Personal

Age: 80 years young

Born: Thursday 14th of June 1945

Years active: 1972-1982 (started around 27 years old; 10 years active)

Birthplace: Creteil, France

Nationality: (French)

Ethnicity: Caucasian

Professions: Porn Star

Body

Hair color: Black

Eye color: Brown

Body type: Slim

Boobs: Real/Natural

Pubic hair: Bush/Natural

Performances

Solo: Nudity (Full), Masturbation

Girl/girl: Kissing, Boob Touching, Boob Licking, Fingering

Boy/girl: Blowjob, Vaginal

About Claudine Beccarie

Claudine Beccarie is a French pornographic actress of the 1970s. Her first porn film was released in 1974 and is entitled, "Amour aux trousses." She has been called "the French Linda Lovelace" and she was described by The New York Times as being "one of France's most successful pornography performers."

Beccarie was working as an exotic dancer when Sylvia Bourdon introduced her to Lasse Braun. Bourdon had told Beccarie about Braun's pornographic films. Beccarie traveled to Breda, Netherlands with Bourdon to meet Braun. In 1972, she starred her first film, an 8 mm loop of her performing with Braun. The film was released in the Netherlands. Beccarie and Bourdon came up with the concept for Cake Orgy, Braun's iconic 1973 film. Beccarie was one of the stars of the film, which ended with her urinating on her fellow cast members. Cake Orgy was banned in the United States and Reuben Sturman was charged, and later acquitted, on obscenity charges.

In 1975, she starred in the documentary Exhibition, which contained several staged hardcore scenes and gained the title "first French porn star".

In 1976, she appeared in the role of Claudine in the original Lèvres de sang and starred as Jennifer the remake of the film. Months later, she quite hardcore pornography. From the late 1970s until the 1980s, Beccarie appeared in several Nazi exploitation films.

Beccarie identified as sexually liberated. In a 1975 interview with Cinema X, she shared "I'm not a lesbian. Nor bisexual. I believe in men. Sexually liberated is what I am!"