Abbey Rain
Questions & answers
Answers about Abbey’s screen roles, their shared history and the interests she has discussed publicly.
Which Submission episode features Abbey?
She appears in “Safeword,” the fifth episode of the first season, with the credited role Parlor Girl 4.
Is American Kamasutra a separate performance?
Her film credit uses archive footage from Submission, so the later release includes an existing performance rather than a new role.
Who directed her television episode?
Jacky St. James directed and wrote “Safeword,” the Submission episode featuring Abbey among its credited guest performers.
How long are the episode and film?
The episode runs about thirty minutes, while American Kamasutra presents its feature-length edit in approximately eighty-eight minutes.
Was Abbey part of the main Submission cast?
Her credit is a guest appearance as Parlor Girl 4; the central cast includes Ashlynn Yennie, Justin Berti and Raylin Joy.
What connects her with Renaissance fairs?
Abbey’s interest in history and Renaissance fairs also appears in the title of a recorded interview introducing her as a participant.
What is the title of that interview?
The published interview is titled “Abbey Rain: The Renaissance Faire participant,” placing one of her personal interests at the centre.
When did her screen career start?
Her professional screen work began in November 2014, before the television appearance that forms part of her later credits.
Which California city is part of her story?
Thousand Oaks is Abbey’s birthplace, providing the California starting point of a career that later included studio work and television.
Why does her name vary between credits?
Abby Rain and Abby Rains are professional spelling variants associated with Abbey Rain across different film and release catalogues.
When did Safeword first air?
The episode first aired on June 9, 2016, placing Abbey’s guest appearance in Submission’s original first-season television run.
Who wrote American Kamasutra?
The film credits Jacky St. James and Paul Fishbein as writers, continuing the creative connection with the television series Submission.