Bonnie Holiday

She started by performing in short "loops," brief erotic films shot on 16mm or Super 8 for peep shows, before moving to feature-length productions. Her debut came in Lady Freaks (1973), directed by Alex de Renzy. She worked steadily through 1982, appearing in about 34 films, but never achieved superstar status. Her most well-known movies include Desires Within Young Girls (1977), China Girl (1974), Reflections (1977), Small Town Girls (1979), and Champagne for Breakfast (1980). She also appeared in the 1970 documentary A History of the Blue Movie, which compiled stag films from 1915 to 1970.

Holiday was bisexual and known for her lesbian and bisexual scenes, often with frequent co-star Annette Haven. The two met while stripping and developed a personal and professional relationship. They appeared together in Lady Freaks, Carnal Haven (1975), and Desires Within Young Girls, performing explicit girl-on-girl sequences. Holiday's personal life included a ménage à trois with her husband and Haven, which lasted about two and a half years before ending due to Holiday's jealousy. She also used several stage names, including Bonnie Chin, Bonnie Hollyday, Bonnie Stewart, Beverly Rogers, Diane Wills, Bonnie Holyday, and Bonnie Holliday.

Physically, she stood 5'6" with black hair, brown eyes, and a slim build, measurements 34-24-34. She had natural B-cup breasts. No tattoos or piercings are reported. She retired around 1980 and died on November 15, 1988, at age 36. Her legacy includes introducing a major star to porn and contributing to the Golden Age through her performances in over 30 films.