Back in September, I shared stories and photos from my time on the set of “The Naughty Nanny“.
I have a guest role amongst Ariel Demure, Brittany Andrews, and the rest of the super-talented cast and crew.
Experience The Naughty Nanny – Starting Today
As we’re getting closer to the official release date, I’m happy to announce that 4 preview videos will be available – starting today – on Ariel’s OnlyFans account! And Brittany‘s too.
Ariel, Amber, and Brittany pose poolside on the set of 2025’s “The Naughty Nanny”.
One preview video will be released each day from now until November 29th. How’s that for something to be thankful for?
You call this a cake? Let’s eat something else.
I hope all my fans are as excited for my comeback as I am. Rest assured – there will be a lot more information shared right here in the weeks to come.
Spend Quality Time With Amber Lynn
In the meantime, remember that I’m available right now at my own OF account, and look forward to meeting you there. Last week’s Sunday movie night was a lot of fun, and I hope to see you at the next one. And, yes, the topic was – The Naughty Nanny!
Maybe we can talk about this exciting new project and what the future holds next for Amber Lynn? You know where to find me, and I love you all.
In 1986 I got a call from my agent that I had received an offer to appear in my first mainstream movie being directed by one of Hollywood’s most famous directors, John Frankenheimer.
It was to be the screen adaptation of Elmore Leonard’s acclaimed novel “52 Pick Up” and set to have the same name attached to the film. The film was to star just a few of Hollywood’s top actors of the 80’s; Roy Scheider, Ann-Margret, John Glover, Kelly Preston – (Travolta), & Vanity, who was dating Prince at the time.
This was, by far, the most extraordinary opportunity I had received outside of the adult film industry. To say I was excited is an understatement. I was flying high. Absolutely thrilled and ecstatic to be apart of something so cool, edgy, and popular with such an all-star level cast in the ranks. And myself among them. A true dream come true.
Yet despite this all I was still terribly nervous. I was exploding onto the scene of adult film like an atom bomb. Making my mark. And raising my game. I had a done a few mainstream films prior to this one, “Evils of The Night” with John Carradine and Julie Newmar two years earlier, but nothing at this level. And though I had acquired some serious credits as a mainstream model up until that point and had already been immersed in this world my head was still spinning.
Though I was only on set for a few days I had the pleasure of getting to know John Frankenheimer. A fantastic human and effervescent artist of the highest caliber. John did something for me on this film which had been unheard of for adult film stars prior. He Taft-Hartley’d me.
The act of providing a non-union actor the opportunity to be apart of the Screen Actors Guild by a producer is common place in the mainstream industry when the talent is desired for a certain project. But in the 80’s it was almost unheard of for an adult film actor or actress to acquire this type of privilege. This was huge for me and John was such a power of amazing to work with who had expressed to me that he was a big fan of my work which is why I was there to begin with.
Along with the distinct honor of working with John my scene work on the days I was on set were quite specifically a party scene where I was playing myself in the home of the character of Barbara Mitchell played by Ann-Margaret, who I had the joy of being introduced to. One of the most severely elegant and powerful actresses of all time in her own right as well as being the one of most illustrious sex-symbols of the 1960’s.
I also got to meet John Glover, a chameleon of magnanimous acting proportions while being equally and thoroughly a generous gentleman to me and so many others, and to add to this point of beauty I also became best friends with the phenom known as Vanity, the Canadian model and lead singer of an all girl band known as Vanity 6, that day which lasted many years after until her untimely passing in 2016.
In the scene that I have spoken of I will say this. It was a party. A wild one. And I was one of the wild and free party goers. And being that type of wild and uninhibited type of party goers that John was looking for in this particular scene I did something extraordinary for the times. And when I say times I mean the 80’s.
I flashed my boobs.
In 1986 to flash one’s boobs on screen was unheard of. Something that is considered absolutely nothing to the “general audiences” of to date. But back then this was beyond the curve of what they expected or accepted in the world of mainstream cinema that was to be seen in all the drive-in’s. It was bold. It was flare. To some, it may have seemed to be what you’d call extraneous or gauche.
But taking that moment and doing what I did was extreme. It would become the moment where it was considered the flash that was seen and talked about around the world. And it made Amber Lynn instantly famous in a world I was not quite familiar with. I didn’t realize this because I was doing this daily in adult films. It was nothing to me. But it was everything to everyone else and their own.
I was an adult film star. Not a mainstream movie star. This moment brought me a tremendous amount of exposure that I wasn’t quite prepared for. But I embraced it with all my being. I’ve talked of moments. Moments in my life. Concise and poignant moments of clarity for me that encapsulate the energy I have felt over the years and energy I now still feel as I continue to write my autobiography. And my current flow energy as the moments from my past come into crystal clear acuity once again is 100% positive and fluid.
The time I spent on the set of “52 Pick Up” was brilliant. An extremely thrilling experience that I’ll never forget. And a time where I look back on as a pivotal moment in my career as a performer that elevated me rather than devalue me.
Last weekend I was honored to be invited to the theatrical premiere of Harvey Wallen‘s latest film, Beneath Us All. It was a wonderful opportunity to meet fans and network with colleagues and old friends. Not to mention the movie – it’s fantastic.
“Julie is a foster child heading for her 18th birthday when she finds something buried with something unspeakable inside.“
And while I’m on the subject of the fans – you guys were great! Many enjoyable interactions, and it was flattering to have so many people interested in meeting me. You made my night year, guys!
I should mention that, in spite of the current strike, this premiere was SAG-approved. Because while everyone in Hollywood is struggling right now, nobody more so than independent filmmakers.
Since we’re talking about movies, I’m happy to announce I’ll be appearing in a new mainstream feature, with a theatrical release, this coming March, 2024. To respect strike sensitivities I won’t add any more information – but stay tuned for the big reveal.
Outstanding movie, great event, fab friends, and I encourage everyone to see Beneath Us All. It’s released on streaming today, and you can find it on Amazon Prime.
John Holmes was the undisputed King of All Adult until his untimely death on March 13, 1988 at the age of 43. I worked with “Johnny Wadd” in four adult films, memories of which I’ll share below, and I’d like to think we became friends as well as costars.
Holmes’ death had a profound effect on the adult film industry as it had lost one of its key figures as it struggled to establish itself during the early years.
His unique and charismatic performances made him a fan favorite, and his absence left a void that was difficult to fill.
With Holmes no longer active in the industry, other performers tried to step into his shoes, but none could truly replicate his success and influence. This created an opportunity for new stars to emerge and for the industry to evolve in different directions. His legacy, however, cannot be denied.
Amber Lynn’s Movies/Scenes with John Holmes Click the movie titles for more information and to watch these classic scenes for yourself. There’s no need to take my word for John’s contributions to the adult industry!
1.Body Shop (1984) – My scene with John took place in a Jacuzzi, and fans frequently mention it to me as one of their favorites. I vividly remember that the first time I laid eyes on his legendary penis, its size left me stunned and speechless!
The movie was directed by Henri Pachard and produced by VCA Pictures. It features a star-studded cast including myself, Taija Rae, Sharon Mitchell, and Joey Silvera and revolves around the story of a mysterious body shop where customers’ desires are fulfilled in the most sensual and erotic ways. Pachard’s direction and the exceptional performances by the cast make “Body Shop” a must-watch film for adult movie enthusiasts.
2. The Devil in Mr Holmes (1987) – I worked with both John Holmes and Tracy Adams in this film, and it was hands-down one of the hottest scenes I have ever shot. She was a huge crush of mine which came across on film every scene. Traci and I played German Tourists who encountered John, and I’ll leave the rest to your imagination.
It was directed by Giorgio Grand and stars John Holmes, Erminio Bianchi Fasani, Tracey Adams, myself and Karin Schubert. The story revolves around the character Robert, played by John, who faces personal struggles and finds pleasure in watching others engage in sexual activities.
3. Dickman and Throbbin (1986) – Talk about a fun set! John Holmes and Tom Byron starred with me in this hilarious spin on Batman and Robin in a scene that still brings me laughter today. Who doesn’t want to take a spin in the sheets with a superhero?
The movie holds a place in history as one of the very first adult parodies and was directed by Jerome Tanner. The film stars Tom Byron and John Holmes as the titular characters, who portray a duo known as SEXOCRISTS, who have the ability to transform frigid women into sex-craving individuals. It also featured Amber Lynn, Joanna Storm, and Keli Richards as some of the young ladies “rescued” by our intrepid heroes.
4 . The Rise of the Roman Empress (1987) – This was a memorable shoot, and not just because it was lensed in Rome, Italy. John Holmes, Cicciolina and myself starred in the adult industry take on a historical epic. It was John’s last movie before announcing he had contracted HIV. I was floored upon learning this, as were many of us girls, because I was dangerously unprotected.
Directed by Riccardo Schicchi and produced by Paradise Video, the film stars Cicciolina (Ilona Staller), a renowned star and eventually even an elected politician, as the Empress. It also featured myself, Christoph Clark and Tracy Adams.
5. Rub Down (1986) – Memorable for me due to the number of scenes and costars I had. I got to perform, over 4 scenes, with John, Jerry Butler, a G/G with Bunny Bleu, Kimberly Carson and Harry Reems.
The movie revolves around a character named Gail, who is fired by her terrible employer, Bixby, after she refuses to give in to his sexual advances.
John’s Diagnosis and More Controversy What made this sad news even worse, is that John knew he had it when we last worked together. Gratefully, the universe protected me, and after several tests I was cleared with a full bill of health.
Another notorious controversy surrounding John Holmes was his involvement in the infamous Wonderland Murders in 1981. Holmes became a key figure in the investigation due to his association with the Wonderland Gang, a group involved in drug trafficking, and the gang perpetrated a violent home invasion where four people were brutally murdered. Although John was initially implicated in the murders, he struck a plea deal and testified against his former associates, which resulted in reduced charges and a shorter prison sentence. This event tarnished Holmes’s reputation and marked a turning point in his life for the remaining seven years of his short life.
John would eventually pass away from his disease and, despite the betrayal I felt at the time – the indelible mark he left on the world of adult cinema will remain forever. Some of the reasons are good, and some less so, but John C. Holmes is remembered and a frequently mentioned part of popular culture to this day.
