Born on December 26, 1943, in New York City, Victoria Racimo has the taut, busty bod of an ass-kicking super heroine with sex appeal. She attended Columbia University and later graduated from the Preparatory School of the Julliard School of Music with a degree in Piano. She has also studied ballet at Balanchine's School of American Ballet, which explains her lithe, athletic form. Though Victoria has shown skin in several of her films, she has spent most of her career playing fully-clothed...
Born on December 26, 1943, in New York City, Victoria Racimo has the taut, busty bod of an ass-kicking super heroine with sex appeal. She attended Columbia University and later graduated from the Preparatory School of the Julliard School of Music with a degree in Piano. She has also studied ballet at Balanchine's School of American Ballet, which explains her lithe, athletic form. Though Victoria has shown skin in several of her films, she has spent most of her career playing fully-clothed Native American women with character names like "Running Moon," "Anne Greyfeather," "Napewaste," and "Appomosiscut." Perhaps it's these stereotypical portrayals of "wise women" that kept her luscious hide covered up in furs and feathers all that time? Fortunately, in her turn as "Mai Lee Foon" in G.I. Executioner (1973) (billed as "The wildest nude shootout in film history!"), she spent most of her time onscreen completely naked. Victoria's good looks have landed her several other choice roles, including the camp nurse in Ernest Goes to Camp (1987), "Rachel" in Choke Canyon (1986) (spoiler: nothing goes in her throat), and her most recent movie credit as "Katrin" in the Native American belief-heavy White Fang II: Myth of the White Wolf (1994). Victoria quit the entertainment biz after appearing in Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman in 1996, and we're not sure how she spent her years after that. Sadly, Victoria passed away on November 29, 2020, just one month shy of what would have been her 77th birthday on December 26, 2020. She will be missed.
