Donna Pescow Sexy

Tiny temptress Donna Pescow is only five-foot-one, and yet she still looked incredibly cute after putting on forty pounds — and then taking off her top — to play a slutty Brooklynite in Saturday Night Fever (1977). Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, Donna attended the prestigious American Academy of Dramatic Arts, and she was cast as "Annette" in Saturday Night Fever just after graduation. Her talents were recognized right away — Donna was named Best Supporting Actress by the New York Film Critics Circle and quickly went on to star in the sitcom Angie (1979). For that performance, she earned a Golden Globe Award nomination for Best Actress in a Comedy Series and a People's Choice Award nomination for Favorite Female Performer on a New Television Program. Hollywood didn't know what to do with the terminally cute gal, though, and her hype was essentially over after the cancellation to the short-lived show. Donna kept working, though, showing up on The Love Boat (1979) and bringing lesbianism to daytime TV in 1983 as All My Children's "Dr. Lynn Carson." Sadly, her character was never given a love interest. She returned to soaps in 1999 as General Hospital's wild 'n busty "Gertrude Morgan" and lured grown men to the Disney Channel in her MILFish role on the popular series Even Stevens (2000). Sadly, she has never gotten as sultry as she did in her very first credit. Perhaps Donna is a one-cleavage wonder, but Mr. Skin hopes that she'll prove her fans wrong.