Sunnyi Melles
Swiss Actress Sunnyi Melles was born in Luxembourg, Luxembourg on October 7, 1958 as Judith Szunnyi Melles to Hungarian actress Judith Melles (née Rohonczy, +2001) and Austrian conductor Carl (Károly) Melles (+2004). She was not born a princess but later (1993) married German prince Peter Prinz zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Sayn. Her official German name is now Judith-Viktoria Prinzessin zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Sayn.
Sunnyy Balloria
Sunnyy Balloria is known for Muskurahatein (2017) and Little Baby (2019).
Sunrise Brown
Sunrise Brown is known for Fixer (2021).
Sunset Carson
An American cowboy star of "B" westerns who had a brief career in the 1940s, Sunset Carson was born with the decidedly unheroic name of Winifred Maurice Harrison (although he was generally known to his family as Michael or Mick) in Gracemore, Oklahoma. He moved to Plainview, Texas, as a boy and became a successful rodeo rider. Supposedly spotted at a rodeo by Tom Mix, Carson--like Mix, never one to let the truth get in the way of a good story--was given a job in Mix's touring circus/Wild West Show. He also claimed to have appeared in a few bit parts in movies before traveling to South America in 1940 and winning the Champion All-Around Cowboy awards in Buenos Aires (!) two years in a row. Returning to the US, he got small parts in such films as Stage Door Canteen (1943) and Janie (1944) before being spotted by Republic executive Louis Gray. His size, looks and horsemanship got him a Republic contract as the star of a series of "B" westerns, along with a name change to Sunset Carson. Within two years Carson was #10 on the list of top money-making western stars, but Republic parted ways with him in 1946. According to stuntman Yakima Canutt, Carson attended a studio function drunk and accompanied by an underage girl, and studio head Herbert J. Yates fired him. Carson claimed to have left over business disputes. In any case, he never again achieved the level of success he had had at Republic. After a string of very low-budget westerns for other companies, Carson retired from films in 1985 after making the sci-fi western Alien Outlaw (1985). Sunset Carson toured with Tommy Scott's Country Music Circus and Wild West Show. He replaced Tim McCoy after his death and stayed with them for five seasons. Thereafter he lived in retirement, making film appearances and attending western film conventions. Sunset Carson died in Reno, Nevada, in 1990.
Sunset Johnson
Sunset Johnson is an actress, known for Go! Go! Cory Carson (2020).
Sunset Thomas
Born in a small town in Missouri and raised in Daytona Beach, Florida, Sunset Thomas had a rough childhood that included an absent father and high school party lifestyle. She moved to Fort Lauderdale, where she was working as a waitress and "trophy girl" at the local NASCAR track when she met and fell in love with Zack Thomas. They were married five months after meeting, and soon after headed for L.A. to stake their claims on adult stardom. Sunset pursued straight film work for a time (landing roles in many "B" movies, including Witchcraft IV: The Virgin Heart (1992)) before hitting porn screens in June 1991 in "America's Dirtiest Home Videos #04." Sunset took some time off from film work during her pregnancy, but came back soon with a vengeance. She starred in several amateur videos with him before moving on to bigger and better things. She divorced Thomas in 1993 and moved in with Dennis Hof, owner of a legal Nevada brothel called the Bunny Ranch, where she now works.
Sunshine
Sunshine is known for her work on Sex Life (2019).
Sunshine Barrett
Sunshine Barrett is known for Beware: Children at Play (1989) and Child of the Sabbat (1989).
Sunshine Chinoso
Sunshine Chinoso is known for Nganù (2023), Saving Mbango (2020) and Cutlass (2021).
Sunshine Cruz
Sunshine Cruz is an actress and producer, known for Ligalig (2006), Wildflower (2017) and Init ng laman (1998). She was previously married to Cesar Montano.
