Biography: Sabrina Johnson is a retired British pornographic actress active in the years 1995-2002. She is renowned for her lithe figure, her beguiling British accent, and the on-screen enthusiasm she readily displayed for her work.
She is best known for a two day gangbang event, Gangbang 2000, staged 28th/29th December 2000, in which she allegedly had sex 2,000 times. Other well-known video releases include Gangbang Angels 3, an Elegant Angel production in which she is gangbanged by 12 men, and "Gangbang Girl 18," an Anabolic Video production in which, accompanied by another porn actress, Nicki Brantz, she performs a number of sex acts--including lesbian sex, oral sex, anal sex, double penetration, and double anal penetration--in a boxing ring surrounded by a group of onlooker-participants.
In 2002 she appeared in what is to date her final original feature, a "reality" film titled Can I Fuck You...Too?, which she also directed. A compilation of her work was released by Anabolic studios as A Cum Sucking Whore Named Sabrina Johnson in 1998. In all, Johnson appeared in at least 130 films, according to www.rame.net, of which no fewer than 70 titles include anal sex. Subsequent British performers who have made an impact on the American porn market include Tiffany Walker and Hannah Harper; other performers with a similar figure and appearance as Johnson, as well as a near-ubiquitous proclivity to perform anal sex on camera, include the Americans Vanessa Chase (also retired), Aurora Snow, Jenna Haze, and Taylor Rain. Since Johnson's era, an influx of East European stars such as Angelina Crow, Claudia Jamsson, and Lucy Lee have also influenced the look and style of American pornography with performances reminiscent of Johnson's best work.
Johnson married Graham Adelsberg in 1995. Soon after their marriage, the couple relocated to Belgium (Brecht near Antwerp), a move prompted by Graham's prosecution by the British authorities regarding his wife's career. At the time of her as yet unofficial retirement, she stated in several interviews that she was at work on a non-fiction book about the Chicago underworld of the 1920s. In 2005, this book, entitled The True and Complete Story of 'Machine Gun' Jack McGurn was published.
