Sandra Taylor Bio
Sandra Taylor is an American Adult model. Born Sandra Lisa Korn on December 29, 1966, in New York City, New York, she has also been credited as Sandi Korn. She appeared in Playboy in July 1995 at 28, adding the feature to her public career. Her appearance came during Playboy's 1990s print era, a period increasingly shaped by entertainment and celebrity culture.
Taylor has enhanced breasts, brown eyes and brown hair. Her measurements are 36-24-38.
Taylor first became known in the glamour world under the name Sandi Korn, building a modeling career around the polished, high-energy visual culture of the early 1990s. After winning a Penthouse-sponsored bikini competition, she was selected as Penthouse Pet of the Month for March 1991. The title gave her national exposure and placed her among a relatively small group of models who later appeared prominently in both Penthouse and Playboy under different stages of their careers.
Her move from modeling into acting gathered momentum after she relocated to Los Angeles. Taylor’s screen appeal was direct and camera-smart, making her a natural choice for roles that required glamour without elaborate introduction. In Under Siege 2: Dark Territory, she played Kelly, a barmaid working aboard the hijacked train, appearing in a cast led by Steven Seagal and featuring Katherine Heigl, Eric Bogosian and Morris Chestnut. The part was modest, but it gave her a recognisable place inside a major studio action film.
Playboy featured Taylor on the cover and in a pictorial for its July 1995 American issue, timing the appearance to coincide with the release of Under Siege 2. She was presented as a celebrity model and actress rather than as a Playmate of the Month. The feature translated her established Penthouse and poster-model image into Playboy’s sleeker mid-1990s style, while also introducing readers to an actress beginning to build a broader Hollywood résumé.
Taylor continued working steadily in film and television, often in supporting roles that placed her close to some of the era’s most recognisable stars. Her credits included L.A. Confidential, Batman & Robin, Runaway Bride, The Princess Diaries, The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement, Tomcats, Raising Helen and Keeping Up with the Steins. She later appeared in the ensemble romantic comedies Valentine’s Day and New Year’s Eve, while television work included episodes of Married... with Children, ER, Just Shoot Me! and The King of Queens.
Sandra Taylor’s career reflects a classic 1990s journey from magazine modeling into mainstream entertainment. Her Penthouse title established her glamour credentials, Playboy captured her at the moment of her action-film breakthrough, and the years that followed revealed a dependable character actress comfortable in comedies, dramas and glossy studio productions. Rather than remaining tied to a single pictorial, she used the visibility of modeling as a bridge into a long and varied screen career.
