Lenka Novak

Lovely, shapely, buxom blonde Lenka Novak had a regrettably fleeting acting career, but she nonetheless made a very nice and favorable impression in the handful of delightfully down'n'dirty 70s exploitation pictures she appeared in. Novak made her film debut as a manicurist in the hugely enjoyable "Moonshine County Express." She next popped up in the hilariously bawdy "Catholic High School Girls in Trouble" segment of the uproarious sketch comedy hoot "The Kentucky Fried Movie." Lenka played cheerleaders in both "Coach" and "Cheerleaders' Wild Weekend." She portrayed one of the titular sexy bloodsuckers in the silly tongue-in-cheek soft-core romp "Vampire Hookers." Novak was featured in the August 1977 issue of "Playboy" and graced the cover of the December 1978 issue of "Oui" magazine. Her last known role to date was a small part in the cruddy haunted prison horror dud "Slaughterhouse Rock." Show less «