Elisa Florez

Her only film was directed by Jim and Artie Mitchell, who had long promised a sequel to their 1973 classic. Elisa was dating producer Artie Mitchell at the time but insists she auditioned for the lead role, a claim disputed by many involved. She played Gloria, the central character, in a production that emphasized safe sex due to the AIDS epidemic: 100% condoms, dental dams, and gloves, with no skin-to-skin contact and no cum shots. The lesbian gang bang scene, a remake from the first film, was faked; another actress simulated fingering because Florez felt uncomfortable with women. At 5'4" and 126 lbs, with a 34–26–35 figure and natural B-cup breasts, she was physically suited for the part.

Publicity highlighted her Republican ties, mirroring Marilyn Chambers's earlier fame. Elisa also posed for Playboy to promote the film, hoping it would make her a star. But reviews were poor, with critics praising her looks while calling the movie devoid of eroticism. Screw magazine's Al Goldstein quipped that it was great for safe sex since no one would want to masturbate to it, and declared she was no Marilyn Chambers. Embarrassed, she ended her porn career; this was her only film. She later became a politician, but her adult industry past remains her most remembered chapter. Her journey shows that a unique backstory doesn't always translate to cinematic success.