Without verification, a film is merely a rumor.

However, a partial verification exists: a damaged master tape (CT-86-447B) holds some footage of Perez and an unknown actress named "Alex" (likely shorthand). Until that tape is restored and the full credit line is reviewed, this film remains in the "lost media" category.

For serious archivists, the hunt continues. Check auction sites for 1986 Essex Video catalogs, monitor the lost-media wiki, and always demand a digitized sample before claiming a film is verified. Q: Did Angela Perez ever work with an actress named Alexandra Quinn? A: No. Quinn entered the industry in 1987. Their filmographies do not overlap.

: The German tape has been verified (exists in the museum collection of the Deutsches Filminstitut ). But the film does not contain a mononymous "Alexandra." Therefore, the specific query remains unverified. Possibility 3: The Private Collector’s Holy Grail (Unverified) There is a persistent rumor on lost-media wiki sites that a single 8mm reel, labeled "Angela & Alexandra: Sorority Pledge" (1986), exists in a private vault in Nevada. The claim states that the film runs 47 minutes and features only Perez and a brunette billed as "Alexandra (No Last Name)."