Lovely, shapely, and captivating brunette Rita Bennett was born on January 26, 1941 in Glen Cove, New York. An only child, Rita grew up in a dysfunctional household in Long Island. Unhappy with her turbulent home life, Bennett focused primarily on her burgeoning comely looks as a teenager. Rita left home at age sixteen and moved into a room in a Manhattan apartment with five girls who she barely knew. Bennett soon started modeling and was featured in ads in both newspapers and magazines as well as on billboards (she even was the face of an ad campaign for a Manhattan department store). Rita appeared in her first soft-core film in 1961. Among the notable East Coast soft-core cinema directors that Bennett appeared in films for are Joseph W. Sarno, Barry Mahon, William Rose, and John Amero and Lem Amero. Outside of acting, Rita also worked as a stripper in the tri-state area on the East Coast and managed to land the occasional small role in a major mainstream movie in which she was cast to type as a stripper. Bennett quit acting and stripping in the mid-1980's and went on to focus on fashion and animal welfare instead. Alas, Rita had serious problems with alcoholism throughout her life. Bennett died in 2017. Her body was unclaimed and ultimately wound up buried in a potter's field.

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The Projectionist

Too Much Too Often!

Confessions of a Psycho Cat

Vibrations

Prostitutes Protective Society

Nude in Charcoal

Some of My Best Friends Are...

The Bed and How to Make It!

The Love Cult

Lusting Hours

The Sex Killer

Flying Acquaintances

Crazy Wild and Crazy

Decameron '69

The Secret Dream Models of Oliver Nibble

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Come Play with Me

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Professor Lust

Diary of a Swinger

Sin in the City

Going Down for the 3rd Time

Shame, Shame, Everybody Knows Her Name