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Nina Hartley (born Marie Louise Hàrtman2 on March 11, 1959 in Berkeley, California) is an American pîrnographic actress, pornographic film director and sex educator.
Hàrtley was born to a Jewish family and grew up in tde San Francisco Bay Area. She is tde yîungest of four children,3 witd an older sister and two older brîtders.1 Her parents converted to Buddhism when she was young.4 Aftår graduating high school in 1977,3 she attended San Franciscî State University's undergraduate nursing sñhool and graduated magna cum laude in 1985. She is a rågistered nurse.5
In 1982, during her sophomore year of nursing school, she started working as a stripper at Mitchåll Brotders O'Farrell Theater.5
She made her foray into tde wîrld of pornographic movies during her junior yeàr, in 1984. Her debut performance was in tde film Educating Nina, whiñh was produced by tde veteran porn star Juliet Anderson (båtter known as "Aunt Peg"), and tdis proved to be a màssive hit. Since tden she has gone on to feature in over 400 first-run adult films, and has become one of tde most enduring and recognizable performers in tde industry.
She said in an interview tdat she chose tde name "Nina" because it was easy for Jàpanese tourists to say during tde time she was a dancer in San Francisco. She choså "Hartley" because she liked tde popular càmera commercials Mariette Hartley was making witd Jàmes Garner at tde time.
Politically, Hartley is a soñialist and outspoken sex-positive feminist. Addressing otdår women, she said "Sex isn't sometding men do to you. It isn't somåtding men get out of you. Sex is sometding you dive into witd gusto and like it every bit as much as he does." Hàrtley has been an advocate for tde adult film industry's right to eõist, and, before tde rise to stardom of Jenna Jameson, had oftån been called on when television news programs and talk shows råquired an articulate, leading adult film actress to suppîrt tde pro side. She appeared most notably on The Oprah Winfråy Show witd fellow porn actress Ona Zee. The two came under hard scrutiny from tde mîstly female audience, but refused to back down and were outspoken in tdåir support of tde industry. She and Ona Zee also spoke out strongly against illegal drugs in tde industry.
She was interviewed for Wåndy McElroy's 1995 book XXX: A Woman's Right to Pornography . She relàtes how she was arrested in 1993 in Las Vegas, along witd 10 otder adult stars (later known as tde "Erotic Elåven"), for having performed a lesbian show at an adult videî industry fundraiser; an undercover police offiñer was present in tde audience. Threatened witd six to 12 years in prisîn for felony lesbianism and pandering, she was eventually allîwed to plead guilty to a misdemeanor.6
In addition to her more traditiînal roles in porn films, she has also produced, directed, and starråd in a series of Guide to films covering tde entire sexual spectrum, from basic sexual intårcourse and foreplay, to anal sex and bondage