Hillary Scott (actress)

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Hillary Scott at the 2007 AVN Adult Entertainment Expo
Born1982or1983(age 40–41) [1]

Hillary Scott is an American former pornographic actress. She won the 2007 XRCO, AFWG, and AVN Female Performer of the Year Awards and the NightMoves and AVN Award for Best Actress. In 2016, she was inducted into the XRCO Hall of Fame. In 2024, she was inducted into the AVN Hall of Fame.

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Career

Scott starred in the 2007 film Corruption which won seven AVN Awards, including Best Actress – Video. She replaced Jessica Sweet in the role of "Britney Rears" for the films Britney Rears 3: Britney Gets Shafted and Britney Rears 4: Britney Goes Gonzo. [2]

Hillary Scott and Sex Z Pictures parted ways just a little over two years into a five-year exclusive performing / directing contract, and she was represented by LA Direct Models. [3] [4]

Awards

Scott holds the record for most XRCO Awards won by a performer in one night winning Female Performer of the Year, Best Actress, Orgasmic Analist, Orgasmic Oralist, and Superslut at the 2007 XRCO Awards show. [5]

List of accolades
Total number of wins and nominations
Totals2168
YearCeremonyCategoryWork
2006 AVN Award [6] [7] Best Oral Sex Scene - Film (with Alicia Alighatti & Randy Spears)Dark Side
Best Group Sex Scene - Film (with Alicia Alighatti, Penny Flame, Dillan Lauren, Randy Spears, & John West)
Temptation Award [8] Best Group Scene - Film
XRCO Award [9] New Starlet—
Orgasmic Oralist
2007AVN Award [10] [11] Female Performer of the Year
Best Actress - Video Corruption
Adultcon Award [12] Best Actress - Anal/Vaginal Performance
XRCO Award [13] Single Performance - Actress
Female Performer of the Year—
Superslut
Orgasmic Oralist
Orgasmic Analist
Adam Film World Guide Award [14] Female Performer Of The Year
NightMoves Award [15] Best Actress (Editor's Choice)
2008AVN Award [16] [17] Best Supporting Actress - Video Upload
XRCO Award [13] Orgasmic Analist—
F.A.M.E. Award [18] [19] Dirtiest Girl in Porn
2009AVN Award [20] Best Group Sex Scene (with Heidi Mayne, Mark Davis, Alec Knight, Cheyne Collins, & Alex Sanders)Icon
2016XRCO Award [21] Hall of Fame —
2024AVN Award [22] Hall of Fame

Other nominations

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  3. ↑ Scott Ross (2009-05-05). "Hillary Scott Now a Free Agent; Splits with Sex Z Pictures". AVN. Retrieved 2009-05-16.
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