Skin Central: What was the first movie and/or TV nude scene you remember seeing and how big of an impact did that have on you?
Sophie Dee: One of the first I remember was Sixteen Candles when I was around 10. There was a scene of a woman showering that I remember thinking looked hot. (ed. She’s referring to Haviland Morris’ famous shower scene, though those ta-tas belong to a body double).
SC: You made 63 films in 2006. That’s more than one a week. How do you find the time to make so many movies?
SD: Those movies were not exactly Gone With The Wind and are usually efficiently shot.
SC: With close to 500 credits to your name, I think you’ve even managed to be in more movies than Eric Roberts. Do you have a favorite film of yours?
SD: Milk Nymphos by Jay Sin. I don't know about Eric, but I'll take on Emma Roberts any day.
SC: Coming to America from England, do you find that, despite your tremendous success in this industry, Americans have a more puritanical view of sex here than across the pond?
SD: Overall yes, in England nudity has always seemed more mainstream with topless girls in mainstream newspapers and nudity on basic cable television. America has been catching up but still has a way to go.
SC: How do you think your work on the site ToplessMovieReviews.com differs from or even compliments a site like Mr. Skin?
SD: I like to think that ToplessMovieReviews compliments Mr. Skin. Mr. Skin highlights great female nudity in mainstream films and ToplessMovieReviews has sexy topless women reviewing mainstream films.
SC: Your mainstream work includes A Haunted House 2 and The Hungover Games, and you also did a lot of XXX spoof films. Do you find that comedies easier than drama or horror or any of the other genres you’ve worked in?
SD: I do think comedy is slightly easier because it is easier to be yourself and act goofy without caring too much. Horror is also fun to do, I love scary movies. I'm trying to get more into working on drama but it is tougher to do.
SC: Do you have a favorite nude scene from a mainstream Hollywood film, preferably one you’re not involved in?
SD: I love Wild Things. The threesome scene is very hot, and Denise Richards and Neve Campbell looked great in it.
SC: Do you find that you’ve had a hard time transitioning to mainstream films after working in the adult film industry?
SD: Not too much. There's a few differences with auditioning and things like that, but overall it's been pretty similar except most people keep their clothes on.
SC: Are you peers in the adult film industry envious of the success you’ve achieved in mainstream films and television?
SD: Not that I know of.
SC: Who are some of the hottest actresses working in Hollywood right now, and is there anyone you’re just dying to work with?
SD: Keira Knightly, Megan Fox, Rachel Bilson.
SD: A Haunted House 2 and Bad Asses were just released. I am currently shooting a new crime/action movie that I can't say too much about that should be out late this year. SD: Do whatever you believe in and don't let anyone else get in the way of what you want to do.
SC: What’s up next for you, at least on the mainstream side of the dial?
SC: Knowing all that you know now, if you could go back in time, what advice would you give to your 18 year old self?