Angel Long

Angel Long is one of British adult cinema's most decorated performers and a force behind the camera. Born Sarah Elizabeth Read on November 21, 1980, in Swindon, Wiltshire, she traded a life of nannying and mixing concrete on construction sites for something far more colourful when she entered the industry in 2001. A former county-level swimmer, Angel brought that same competitive drive and stamina to her on-screen performances — and it shows.

She built her reputation scene by scene, starting with teen and college roles before diving headfirst — quite literally — into the world of extreme anal and hardcore content. Her specialty is no secret: Angel Long has made an art form out of going further than most dare to go. Deepthroat, double penetration, gaping, gangbangs — she checks every box with the enthusiasm of someone who genuinely loves her work, not just ticks boxes for a paycheck.

Her talent earned real recognition. She took home an AVN Award for Best Group Sex Scene in 2003, and added a SHAFTA Award for Best Anal Sex Scene in 2010 to her shelf. Both trophies are well-deserved chapters in a career that refused to stay still.

Beyond performing, Angel stepped into directing at Evil Angel, working alongside industry titan John Stagliano. Her directorial series 'Wreck My Holes' puts fresh faces through their paces — performers like Paige Owens and Martina Smeraldi — with Angel guiding the action with the practiced eye of someone who has been on both sides of the lens. She knows what works because she has done it herself, many times over.

She also built a presence on British television, appearing as a chat girl on Partyland, presenting on sex lines, and hosting the Adult Channel's live call-in show 'SX:TV Live'. In other words, Angel Long was never just a performer — she was a personality.

Her work spans Evil Angel, Devil's Film, White Ghetto, Peter North, and Buttman, among others. With natural ease and a wicked sense of what audiences want, Angel Long remains a cornerstone of the genre — the kind of British export that needs no subtitles.