Crystal Sync(I)

An attractive, distinctive looking wild-haired New York actress from a theatre background who played lead and supporting roles in a brief but prolific adult film career in the mid 1970s, Crystal Sync borrowed her nom de plume from the cameras in front of which she was performing although more often than not she used a range of pseudonyms which was commonplace at the time. Although her parts were often minor, she did have the opportunity to demonstrate her trained acting skills via prominent roles in a number of Roberta Findlay films, notably the lead of the nervous nurse in the quirky hospital satire ‘Love in Strange Places’ (1976) co-starring John Holmes, then as the protagonist’s sympathetic sister in the ultra-violent and disturbing psychological thriller ‘A Woman’s Torment’ (1977). A talented actress whether moving or speaking, her screen career ended in the late seventies with little known of her subsequent whereabouts.