Jacqueline Lovell

Jacqueline Lovell is an American actress who was born and raised in Southern California. In the 1990s she modeled for magazines including Playboy and Penthouse, using the name Sara St. James, and became known for roles in erotic videos and films. She is best remembered for the horror and B-movies she made in that decade, among them Head of the Family (1996) and The Killer Eye, which gave her a lead role. Femmes Fatales called her a new breed of B-movie queen and a top draw on the video market. From the early 2000s she stepped back from sexploitation, took acting lessons, and went from extra parts in mainstream films to featured guest roles on television shows such as Law & Order. She also directed the indie feature Krush the Serpent, and has been credited as Jackie Lovell.