Diane Dubois

Diane Dubois is a French pornographic actress who was born in 1939. She played in around sixty films between 1973 and 1982, some directed by masters of the genre. On some, she assisted directors Francis Leroi and Michel Ricaud. She is also known as Denise Lascène. She played in Les Petites Filles (1978) by Francis Leroi, This Slut of Amanda (1978), Desires in the Tropics (1979), Very Hot Nights in the Caribbean (1979), The Nurse Has No Panties (1980), and The Pension of the Naked Butts (1980), Everything to Enjoy (1978) by Gérard Kikoïne, Hyperpénetrations (1978), Fill Me... the 3 Holes (1978) and Gamines in Heat (1979) by Jean Rollin , Disco Sex (1978) by Jean Rollin and Jean-Pierre Bouyxou , Fuck me everywhere (1978) and Climb on me... and make me hurt (1978) by José Bénazéraf, Take me by force ( 1978) by Jean-Marie Pallardy, Sophie Loves Lollipops (1978) by Alain Payet, and French Satisfaction (1982) by Michel Caputo. In 1978, she was John Holmes' partner in Johnny Does Paris (released in 1981, then on VHS under the title All American Stud), one of the American productions filmed in France and scripted by the writer Stéphane Bourgoin . At the end of her acting career, Diane Dubois opened a libertine club frequented by various stars of television, arts and entertainment, at 106, rue Saint-Honoré in Paris which, in 1987, moved to the fourth borough. She gave up management of Club 41 in 2009, but continued to go there regularly. The boss was known by her real first name, Denise. It is under her real first name that she reappears in 2016 in Sexodrone , a Canal+ 4 production. In 1997, Denise Lascène published My box of fantasies: the queen of Parisian nights reveals... published by Filipacchi. In particular, she reveals the favorite habits of her clients. In Vitriol Menthe published in 2005, television host Patrick Sébastien recounts in a fictionalized way the memories of his friend Denise Lascène. According to Brigitte Lahaie , this great lady with the look of a model has never been involved in a love affair in her life. All that interests Denise Lascène, “queen of the Parisian night”, is the desire for the moment and physical pleasure.