In the landscape of early 2000s adult cinema, few titles carried as much weight as the series. When the 17th installment, subtitled All Girl Airlines , took flight, it didn't just feature a cast—it featured a "Who’s Who" of the industry's Golden Era . An Unmatched Ensemble Cast
: A former ballet dancer from New York, Savanna Samson brought an air of sophistication and intensity to her performances. As a contract "Vivid Girl" since 2002, she had quickly risen to fame, appearing on Saturday Night Live and The Daily Show , and later winning multiple AVN Awards for her acclaimed work in features like The New Devil in Miss Jones .
The ensemble includes well-known performers of the era such as Mercedez, Kira Kener, Chloe Jones, and Dasha, each appearing in distinct themed segments. Production Style and Themes
: With her exotic, Eurasian looks (her father is of Norwegian ancestry and her mother Vietnamese), Kira Kener stood out as a unique and sought-after performer. Starting as a stripper in North Carolina, she signed an exclusive contract with Vivid in 1999 that lasted until 2005. She graced the cover of Playboy in March 2002 and was named Penthouse "Pet of the Month" in December of that same year. In the landscape of early 2000s adult cinema,
Rounding out this incredible ensemble is , the Czech-born actress born Dagmar Kozelková. Dasha brought a distinct international flavor to the cast. A trained ballet dancer and synchronized swimmer in her youth, she brought physical elegance to her performances. Interestingly, her talents extended beyond the adult world; she famously appeared in Madonna's music video for the song Music . Her inclusion added another layer of variety and sophistication to the already diverse group.
The inclusion of Chloe Jones and Kira Kener brought a classic, statuesque glamour to the screen. Both performers were staples of premium feature productions, known for their ability to command attention in highly stylized, narrative-driven scenes. 6. Mercedez & Dasha
Vivid Entertainment established the Where the Boys Aren’t series to cater to the all-female niche, focusing on high production values, narrative setups, and exclusive contract talent. Volume 17 uses an aviation theme, framing its vignettes around a fictional all-female airline crew and their passengers. Cast and Notable Performances As a contract "Vivid Girl" since 2002, she
The adult film industry underwent a massive transformation during the early to mid-2000s, moving toward high-budget, narrative-driven features. A prime example of this era is Where the Boys Aren’t 17: All Girl Airlines , an all-female adult feature produced by Vivid Entertainment. Released during a peak period for the studio, this specific volume brought together an unprecedented ensemble cast of the industry's biggest superstars, including Jenna Jameson, Savanna Samson, Sunrise Adams, Mercedez, Kira Kener, Chloe Jones, Briana Banks, and Dasha. The Legacy of the "Where the Boys Aren't" Series
Behind the camera, the film was in the hands of legendary director Chi Chi LaRue. LaRue was already the most prolific and well-known director in the gay and bisexual adult film industry, but his work for Vivid on the Where the Boys Aren't series was legendary. Known for his over-the-top personality and catchphrases like "gorgeous," LaRue had a knack for eliciting passionate performances from all-female casts. His direction on entry 17 helped give the film its signature glossy, high-energy feel. The production was handled by Vivid Entertainment, the powerhouse studio known for its high-budget sets and exclusive contracts with top stars.
. Part of the long-running series from Vivid Entertainment, this installment is centered around an aviation theme. Plot & Theme The film follows superstar Jenna Jameson Starting as a stripper in North Carolina, she
The studio prioritized the use of advanced camera technology and professional set design, which helped define the "high-budget" aesthetic of the period. By focusing on a cohesive "Airlines" concept, the production moved away from disconnected segments toward a more structured, episodic format that prioritized a specific visual style and thematic consistency.
The brainchild behind "Where The Boys Aren't 17" was to create an airline that celebrated female empowerment and provided a unique travel experience. The airline's founders drew inspiration from the success of similar ventures, which featured attractive and charming flight attendants. By assembling a crew of well-known adult film stars, including Jenna Jameson, Savanna Samson, Sunrise Adams, Mercedez, Kira Kener, Chloe Jones, Briana Banks, and Dasha, the airline aimed to create a buzzworthy and attention-grabbing concept.
