Marlene Willoughby
Penthouse Star, June 2021

Marlene Willoughby Bio

May 17, 1948 / Taurus / Age 76

Marlene Willoughby is an American-born Penthouse model, adult model and pornographic actress. She was born on May 17, 1948 in Detroit, Michigan, United States. During her modeling career, she was sometimes credited as Marlene Parker, Jane Lindsey, Rena Vane, Mary Hadda, Tawnya Fabian, Sandra Fay, Sanada Fay or Paula Pretense.

Marlene Willoughby was a Penthouse Star and featured model in June 2021. Her measurements are 32-24-34. Marlene Willoughby has charming brown eyes, silky black hair, and modest natural breasts.

Marlene Willoughby's journey through the realms of entertainment is as diverse as it is captivating. Born in Detroit, Michigan, she found her early passion for performance in the local church choir. In 1961, alongside her mother and sister Jacqueline, Marlene ventured to New York City, where Jacqueline pursued her dreams of becoming a singer.

Inspired by her sister's pursuits, Marlene embarked on her own path in show business, adopting the surname "Willoughby" after being likened to a willowy figure. Her talent transcended boundaries, leading her to the stages of Off-Off-Broadway theaters, where she tackled a range of challenging roles, from a nymphomaniacal nun to the iconic figure of Fidel Castro in the experimental play "Che!" by Lennox Raphael.

Marlene's theatrical prowess earned her recognition, including an Obie Award for her role in "Dracula Sabbat," where she portrayed the chief female vampire. Her foray into mainstream cinema saw her grace the screens in films like "No Place to Hide," "Up the Sandbox," and "Trading Places," showcasing her versatility as an actress.

However, it was in the world of adult entertainment where Marlene truly made her mark. Beginning her career in hardcore pornography in 1975, she became renowned for her performances in films such as "The Opening of Misty Beethoven," "The Farmer's Daughters," and "Outlaw Ladies."

Beyond the silver screen, Marlene's allure captured the pages of numerous adult magazines, notably gracing the December 1980 issue of Penthouse. She also lent her voice to columns in publications like High Society and Velvet, while simultaneously arranging film release parties and captivating audiences as a Burlesque dancer.

Throughout her career, Marlene Willoughby emerged not only as a talented performer but also as a passionate advocate for the adult entertainment industry. Her activism and outspoken support for the industry resonated with many, cementing her legacy as a trailblazer in the world of adult entertainment.