Sylvia Bourdon (born 1949) is a French-German businesswoman and former pornographic actress. She gained prominence in the 1970s as an actress in pornographic films. She has also been involved in political campaigns, particularly in advocating for use of a single currency in the EU.
Early life and education Bourdon was born in 1949 in Cologne, Germany. Sometime in her life, she earned a degree in economic science.
Career Pornographic film industry During the 1970s, Bourdon appeared in several pornographic films. Among them include Candice Candy (1976), Rêves pornos (1975), Sylvia dans l'extase (1976), and Africa Love (1976).
In 1978, she opened an erotic art gallery which featured artists including French visual artist, Jean-Jacques Lebel.
Politics Bourdon started advocating for a single-use currency across the European Union starting from 1985. She was also given a mandate by then vice-president of the European Investment Bank (EIB), Panagiotis Gennimatas, to help economically develop Greece.
Filmography +YearTitleDistributorFrench Blue1974 Alpha Blue ArchivesA bout de sexe1975France-ContinentalCandy's Candy1975Variety FilmsDans la chaleur de Julie1975VCXDraguse: Les perversions lubriques1975Impex FilmsHouse of Love1975France-ContinentalPorn's Girls1975EuroprodisPornocrates1975ContrechampProstitution clandestine1975UnknownPussy Talk1975Alpha Blue ArchivesRandy Widow1975Productions du ChesneEva et l'amour1976Avia FilmsExces1976Avia FilmsGames for an Unfaithful Wife1976Alpha FranceHurlements de plaisir1976UnknownP comme penetration1976France-ContinentalBig Fuck1977Alpha FranceNicole par-dessus par-dessous1978Productions du Chesne
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