Sandra Romain
Career
Born Mărioara Cornelia Popescu in Timișoara, Romain began performing around 2000 in Hungary alongside her then-husband, who became her manager, before relocating to the United States in 2003. She built a reputation for anal and group-sex work, winning back-to-back AVN Awards for Best Sex Scene in a Foreign-Shot Production in 2006 (Euro Domination) and 2007 (Outnumbered 4, a scene shared with fellow Romanian performer Steve Holmes), and took a third AVN win in 2007 for Best Threeway Sex Scene in Fuck Slaves alongside Sasha Grey and Manuel Ferrara. She retired from the industry around 2008–2013 depending on the source, with her last documented on-screen credit dated 2018. Her younger sister, Alice Romain, also worked as an adult performer.
Signature: One of the few Romanian-born performers with multiple outright AVN Award wins rather than just nominations — three, all clustered in the mid-2000s foreign-production and group-scene categories, including a three-way win alongside Sasha Grey and Manuel Ferrara.
Index score — The Pornstar Ranked Performer Index v3.0
Scores are normalised within a single ranking's field, so this breakdown is Sandra Romain's placement inside The Best Anal Pornstars, Ranked — the largest field she appears in. Her rank on each of the other 3 rankings below was computed against that ranking's own field and is not the same measurement.
Full award record5 entries
- 2006AVN — Best Sex Scene in a Foreign-Shot Production (Euro Domination)
- 2007AVN — Best Sex Scene in a Foreign-Shot Production (Outnumbered 4)
- 2007AVN — Best Threeway Sex Scene (Fuck Slaves, with Sasha Grey and Manuel Ferrara)
- 2006AVN — Best Three-Way Sex Scene (Cum Fart Cocktails 2)
- 2007AVN — Best Anal Sex Scene (Anal Princess Diaries 2)
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Sources and verification6 sources
- A widely repeated online claim that she was inducted into the AVN Hall of Fame in 2010 does not appear on Wikipedia's official list of AVN Hall of Fame members and is not included here
- A claimed 2009 XRCO Award for "Unsung Siren" could not be independently confirmed against the XRCO Award winners list in this round and is not included here
- Exact retirement year varies by source (2008 vs. 2013) — last documented credit is 2018
























