Porn Star Brooke Young was one of the prettiest women to lend her talents to hardcore during the 1970s. While many of the folks populating sexvids at the time were well-worn products of the sex trade, Brooke Young entered the industry as a fresh-faced phenom whose natural beauty and allure were impossible to deny. Even better, Brooke Young got into porn along with her identical twin sister, Taylor Young.

Brooke Young was a brunette hard body whose well-honed curves were truly breathtaking, both she and her sister shared their gorgeous good looks, and it was often nearly impossible to tell them apart even when they were both totally naked. Which happened with some regularity, thankfully for porn fans. The gals broke into the biz in 1976 and landed a couple of supporting roles that made the most of their identical looks. They romped their way through a sensual group scene in "Cherry Hustlers," and also had a small part in "Thunderbuns" together.

What really made Brooke Young and Taylor Young carnal careers memorable, though, were their two starring vehicles. They took center stage in "Double Your Pleasure," playing twins who run off to the Big City to hit the big time. Of course, they find themselves working at a health club where they both end up engaging in all manner of merry mischief. The flick is notable as one of the very few times you'll ever see real-life sisters having sex together, during a raucous threesome with the exceedingly lucky Roger Caine.

The twins also got star billing in "Teenage Tarts," sometimes known as "Twin Tarts." The gals played (you guessed it) twins, one of whom is a 'bad girl,' and one of whom is 'good.' The twist is that when one has sex, the other can feel it. Brooke Young and Taylor Young delve into all kinds of salacious shenanigans throughout the flick, pairing off with guys and gals with equal fervor. While it's not easy to tell which of the twins is in which scene, rest assured that those with a taste for lithesome brunettes will find plenty to like.

Brooke Young and Taylor tried to break into mainstream Hollywood, but met with little success. Their best-known foray into 'legit' cinema was a cameo role in the Burt Reynolds vehicle "Cannonball Run," where they show up together in a barroom segment. They both drifted away from hardcore by 1978, although clips of their sisterly love still turn up in compilation vids now and again.