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 Sibylle Rauch in December 2005 | |
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| Born | 14 June 1960 Munich, West Germany |
Sibylle Rauch (born 14 June 1960) is a German film actress, nude model and pornographic actress.
She was born Erika Roswitha Rauch in Munich, Germany. [1] She was the Playmate of June 1979 in the German edition of Playboy , [2] and appeared fifteen more times. [3] She also appeared in several films, most notably the role of Frieda in Hot Bubblegum , the third film in the Israeli Lemon Popsicle series. [3] [4] In 1982 she debuted as a singer, with the single "So Long, Goodbye / Playmate". [5]
She entered the adult industry in 1987, accepting a 100,000 Mark salary offered by the former porn actress and then producer Teresa Orlowski to star in the two-parts pornographic film Born for Love. [3] She later appeared in more than 20 pornographic films. [3]
Her real life events inspired the 2001 two-parts RTL TV movie Das sündige Mädchen; her role was played by Anna Loos. [6] [7]
In 2004 she was heavily injured by the performance artist Marko König during the rehearsal of a stage show. [8]
In 2012 she appeared in a series of commercial shorts promoting the company "GogoMil". [9]
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