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Jesie St. James was born in 1954 in California, USA. She is an actress.
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1983
Feels Like Silk
Samantha (as Jesse St. James)
1983
Silk Satin Sex
Valerie (as Jessie St. James)
1982
Oriental Hawaii
Mildred Walker
1982
Center Spread Girls
Louella Parrish (as Jessie St. James)
1982
Teenager in Love
La femme de l'ami de la famille
1982
N*u*r*s*e*s of the 407th
Capt. Janet 'Hot Hips' Henderson
1982
Indecent Exposure
June Ladd (as Jessie St. James)
1981
Vista Valley PTA
Miss Martin (as Jessie St. James)
1980
American Way of Love
(Short)
Female Model in Scene 3+4
1980
Hardcore Super Girls
(as Jesse St. James)
1980
Female Athletes
John's Wife (as Debbie Rose)
1980
Extremes
Jessie (as Jessie St. James)
1979
Blonds Have More Fun
Mimi (as Jessie St. James)
1979
Chopstix
Sixth Waitress on Stairs (as June Stock)
1979
Come Under My Spell
Wedding guest
1979
Sensual Fire
Laura (as Jesica St. James)
1979
Superwoman
Kreeta Borgia (as Jesse St. James)
1979
The Sensuous Detective
Jogger (as Jessie St. James)
1979
Inside Désirée Cousteau
(as Debbie Rose, credit only)
1978
Blue Heat
Miss Patterson (uncredited)
1978
Over Easy
Wedding Guest - Garter Belt (uncredited)
1978
Blonde Fire
Miss Vickey Caruthers - DeBeers Chief of Security
1979
That's Porno
Self - Hostess (as Jessica St. James)
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Archive footage (29 credits)
2005
Best of VCX Classics 2
(Video)
1987
Legends of Porn
(Video documentary)
1986
Behind the Brown Door
(Video)
Melanie's Friend (as Jessie St. James)
1986
Only the Best 1
(Video documentary)
1986
Sweethearts
Woman on Couch (as Jessie St. James)
1984
Behind the Scenes of an Adult Movie
(Video documentary)
Self (as Jessie St. James)
1983
Blue Confessions
(Video)
Helen Calder (as Jessie St. James)
1981
Jessie St. James' Fantasies
(Video)
Marlene's Friend / Jesie / Girl in Tub (as Jessie St. James)
1981
Exhausted: John C. Holmes, the Real Story
(Documentary)
Vickey Caruthers (as Jesse St. James)
1980
The Gypsy Ball
(Video)
Ellen - Blond Hitchhiker (uncredited)
1979
That's Erotic
Girl in Montage (uncredited)
Publicity Listings:
2 Pictorials |
1 Magazine Cover Photo |
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Alternate Names:
Debbie Rose | Jesica St. James | Jesse St. James | Jessica St. James | Jessie St. James | June Stock
Trivia:
Her hobby is needlepoint.
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Jesie St. James was born in 1954 in California, USA. She is an actress.
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Born:
1954
in
California, USA
Biography
Awards
Photo Gallery
Filmography (by Job)
Trailers and Videos
Filmography
by Year
by Job
by Ratings
by Votes
by Genre
by Keyword
Personal Details
Biography
Other Works
Publicity Listings
Official Sites
Contact Info (IMDbPro)
Did You Know?
Personal Quotes
Trivia
Trademark
Photo & Video
Photo Gallery
Trailers and Videos
Opinion
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News
External Sites
Professional Services
Get more at IMDbPro
a list of 45 people
created 16 Sep 2020
a list of 23 people
created 7 months ago
a list of 4946 people
created 02 Dec 2010
a list of 288 people
created 2 months ago
How Much Have You Seen?
How much of Jesie St. James's work have you seen?
1 win & 1 nomination.
See more awards »
Oriental Hawaii
Mildred Walker
Show all
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|
Show by...
Job
Year »
Rating »
Number of Ratings »
Genre »
Keyword »
|
Edit
1983
Feels Like Silk
Samantha (as Jesse St. James)
1983
Silk Satin Sex
Valerie (as Jessie St. James)
1982
Oriental Hawaii
Mildred Walker
1982
Center Spread Girls
Louella Parrish (as Jessie St. James)
1982
Teenager in Love
La femme de l'ami de la famille
1982
N*u*r*s*e*s of the 407th
Capt. Janet 'Hot Hips' Henderson
1982
Indecent Exposure
June Ladd (as Jessie St. James)
1981
Vista Valley PTA
Miss Martin (as Jessie St. James)
1980
American Way of Love
(Short)
Female Model in Scene 3+4
1980
Hardcore Super Girls
(as Jesse St. James)
1980
Female Athletes
John's Wife (as Debbie Rose)
1980
Extremes
Jessie (as Jessie St. James)
1979
Blonds Have More Fun
Mimi (as Jessie St. James)
1979
Chopstix
Sixth Waitress on Stairs (as June Stock)
1979
Come Under My Spell
Wedding guest
1979
Sensual Fire
Laura (as Jesica St. James)
1979
Superwoman
Kreeta Borgia (as Jesse St. James)
1979
The Sensuous Detective
Jogger (as Jessie St. James)
1979
Inside Désirée Cousteau
(as Debbie Rose, credit only)
1978
Blue Heat
Miss Patterson (uncredited)
1978
Over Easy
Wedding Guest - Garter Belt (uncredited)
1978
Blonde Fire
Miss Vickey Caruthers - DeBeers Chief of Security
1979
That's Porno
Self - Hostess (as Jessica St. James)
Hide
Show
Archive footage (29 credits)
2005
Best of VCX Classics 2
(Video)
1987
Legends of Porn
(Video documentary)
1986
Behind the Brown Door
(Video)
Melanie's Friend (as Jessie St. James)
1986
Only the Best 1
(Video documentary)
1986
Sweethearts
Woman on Couch (as Jessie St. James)
1984
Behind the Scenes of an Adult Movie
(Video documentary)
Self (as Jessie St. James)
1983
Blue Confessions
(Video)
Helen Calder (as Jessie St. James)
1981
Jessie St. James' Fantasies
(Video)
Marlene's Friend / Jesie / Girl in Tub (as Jessie St. James)
1981
Exhausted: John C. Holmes, the Real Story
(Documentary)
Vickey Caruthers (as Jesse St. James)
1980
The Gypsy Ball
(Video)
Ellen - Blond Hitchhiker (uncredited)
1979
That's Erotic
Girl in Montage (uncredited)
Publicity Listings:
2 Pictorials |
1 Magazine Cover Photo |
See more
»
Alternate Names:
Debbie Rose | Jesica St. James | Jesse St. James | Jessica St. James | Jessie St. James | June Stock
Trivia:
Her hobby is needlepoint.
See more
»
“Just able barely to mount a horse and ride about a little in the spring of 1866, my life was threatened daily, and I was forced to go heavily armed. The whole country was then full of militia, robbing, plundering and killing.” “Surrender had played out for good with me.” “Bob Ford I don’t trust; I think he is a sneak; but Charlie Ford is as true as steel.” “My pistols, however, I always kept by me.”
Jesse James was a bank and train robber in the American Old West, best known as the leading member of the James-Younger gang of outlaws.
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Jesse James and his brother Frank served for the Confederate Army before embarking on criminal careers in the Old West. The James brothers made a name for themselves as bank and train robbers, leading the James-Younger gang. Gang member Robert Ford killed Jesse James in 1882, after which James became a legend of the Old West.
American outlaw, robber and legendary figure Jesse Woodson James was born on September 5, 1847, in Kearney, Missouri.
Jesse and his brother Frank James were educated and hailed from a prestigious family of farmers. Their father, the Reverend Robert James, was a Baptist minister who married Zerelda Cole James and moved from Kentucky to Missouri in 1842. In the summer of 1863, the James farm was brutally attacked by Union soldiers.
Jesse was 16 when he and Frank became Confederate guerrilla soldiers, riding alongside William Quantrill and “Bloody Bill” Anderson.
Some historians accuse Jesse and Frank of being cruel to Union soldiers, while others argue that it was the brutal treatment the brothers received that turned them to a life of crime. Either way, they rebelled against harsh postwar civil legislation and took the law into their own hands. They began robbing trains, stagecoaches and banks that were owned or operated by a Northern institution.
There has been speculation that the boys and their gangs were like Robin Hood, robbing the rich and giving to the poor, but there is no evidence for that. Most likely, they kept the money for themselves. From 1860 to 1882, the James Gang was the most feared band of outlaws in American history, responsible for more than 20 bank and train robberies and the murders of countless individuals who stood in their way. They stole an estimated $200,000. They were legends in their own time, popular in Missouri for actively trying to further the Confederate cause.
On December 7, 1869, the gang robbed the Gallatin, Missouri, bank. Jesse asked to change a $100 bill, and thinking that the banker was responsible for the death of Bloody Bill, shot the man in the heart. Local newspapers labeled the actions vicious and bloodthirsty and called for the gang’s capture. From that robbery to the end of their careers, members of the James Gang had a price on their heads, dead or alive.
In 1874, Jesse married his longtime sweetheart and first cousin, Zerelda, and had two children. Both James brothers were known as good family men who loved their wives and spent time with their children, but they still continued their life of crime.
Though protected by their community, they were always on the move. Even after other members of the gang had been killed, and their friends the Youngers had been sent to prison for 25 years, in 1879, the James brothers planned one more robbery with Charlie and Bob Ford. Little did they know that Governor Crittenden of Missouri had put together a reward fund so large that the Fords had turned traitor to earn it.
After breakfast on April 3, 1882, Jesse turned to straighten a picture on a wall of his home, and Bob shot Jesse in the back of the head. Jesse died instantly at age 34. People in Missouri were outraged at the method used to capture him and considered it a cowardly assassination. Within three months, Frank surrendered to Crittenden. The juries would not convict on the meager evidence, so Frank resumed a quiet life.
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