Holtsville's Amy Fisher Turning to Porn

Holtsville's own Amy Fisher is making a splash yet again.

Affectionately known as the "Long Island Lolita," Fisher, 35 and a resident of the Summerfield neighborhood located off North Ocean Avenue, has launched her own adult film production company and is teaming with Dreamzone Entertainment to star and produce in her own films.

According to multiple reports, she will appear in four films for her company, Amy Fisher Productions, at some point next year. Her first film is tentatively titled, The Making of Amy Fisher: Porn Star, according to RadarOnline.com.

"Our society loves sex," Fisher said in a statement. "Sex is beautiful, powerful, and simply put, no one has the right to tell me what I can or can not do with my own private parts."

A golden girl of the tabloids for years thanks to her affair with Joey Buttafuoco as an underage teen from Merrick, Fisher, now with three kids, later shot his wife Mary Jo in the face and made national headlines in 1992. 

According to RadarOnline, who boasts obtaining the treatment for her first film set to shoot in August, the plot revolves around Fisher moving to Los Angeles, "to explore possibilities of becoming a porn star."

"Amy meets a guy, has sex with him," the site read. "Amy meets a girl, has sex with her. Amy meets two other people, has sex with them. Amy goes back to Long Island."

Sounds like a typical film, starring your not-so-typical female actress.

Keeping a low profile in Summerfield, Fisher is seldom seen around town. Occasionally, she pops into Ultimate Fitness in Patchogue with her husband Lou Bellera, whom she made an amateur pornographic film with in 2007 that sold more than 200,000 copies.

CNBC.com reported that the growth in sales from her first film sparked interest in the business. Dreamzone is far from a king pin in the porn industry, but Fisher will most likely receive bigger payouts and will be able to dictate her own terms more, especially since she'll play the duel role of producer/star.

After spending seven years in prison for the shooting, she has since become a columnist for Long Island Press and the author of two books. She has also stripped at a handful of dance clubs in the area.