Marlene Rahn

Biography

Marlene Rahn was a German actress trained in Hamburg's theater scene, where she performed in classical productions like Goethe's "Faust" and Leslie Stevens' "The-Marriage-Go-Round". She transitioned to film and television in the early 1960s, appearing in comedies such as Peter Alexander's "Charleys Tante". In the 1970s, she entered the erotic genre with films like Ernst Hofbauer's "Prostitution heute" and Rolf Thiele's "Der scharfe Heinrich".