
Bambi Allen
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
Bambi Allen was born on May 2, 1938 in Illinois as Rosalie Erbsen. She was an American actress, known for work in exploitation and erotic films. She died on January 21, 1973 in Los Angeles, California. According to producer Sam Sherman, her death was due to health complications brought about by silicone injections meant to increase her breast size.
Known For
Filmography

The Velvet Edge
1981
as Lila
Sex-Export aus Amsterdam Teil 2
1975

Drifter
1975
as Klamath

The Bad Bunch
1973
as Bobbi

Hollywood Babylon
1972
as Party Girl by Pool (uncredited)

Wild Honey
1972
as Nude Hippie with Necklace

Keep It Up
1972
as Pam (as Holly Woodstar)

Terror at Orgy Castle
1972
as Countess Dominova

Love Boccaccio Style
1972
as Filippa

Street of a Thousand Pleasures
1972
as Brunette in Closing Credits (uncredited)

Lash of Lust
1972
as Kidnapped Girl

Sex-Export aus Amsterdam
1971

Outlaw Riders
1971
as Linda

Escape to Passion
1971
as Judy (as Holly Woodstar)

Mother Knows Best
1971
as Marie Motley

The Long Swift Sword of Siegfried
1971
as Maiden in Pink (voice) (uncredited)

She Did What He Wanted
1971
as Girl in Dream (archive footage)

Hell's Bloody Devils
1970
as Pick-up Girl

The Bang Bang Gang
1970
as Lila

Miss Nymphet's Zap-In
1970
as Miss Nymphet

How to Succeed with Sex
1970
as Joan

Britt Blazer
1970
as Britt Blazer

Angels Die Hard
1970
as Restaurant Owner's Wife

Affair in the Air
1970
as Pristine

Women for All Reasons
1969

The Ribald Tales of Robin Hood
1969
as Polly

Satan's Sadists
1969
as Lois

Shut Up and Deal
1969
as Greta (uncredited)
The Hanging of Jake Ellis
1969
as Isabel

The Hang Up
1969

The Ice House
1969
as Girl on Couch (uncredited)

Linda and Abilene
1969
as Linda

Sisters in Leather
1969
as Butch (uncredited)

The Fabulous Bastard from Chicago
1969
as Spinster O'Malley

I Want More
1969
as Girl in Floating Coffin

Space Thing
1968
as Marge Granilla (uncredited)

Someone
1968

Adam-12
1968
as Jeanette Phelps

Day of the Nightmare
1965
as Girl at Party (uncredited)