Tracy Vaccaro

About Tracy Vaccaro

Tracy Vaccaro initially pursued a career in ballet, but an injury to her knee at the age of 16 redirected her path toward acting. In her most notable performances, she often went unseen, yet she made an impact as the owner of the impressive legs that caught Burt Reynolds' eye in Blake Edwards' film, The Man Who Loved Women, released in 1983. Shortly before her appearance in Playboy, she wed actor and former football player Fred Dryer. The couple, who met at the Playboy Mansion, had one daughter before divorcing after five years. Despite their separation, they have maintained a close relationship and collaborated professionally afterward. As of 1996, Tracy had remarried, this time to a former ballet dancer, and she has three additional children, including two with her current husband, Duane Dahlgren. In October 1983, she was honored as the Playmate of the Month for both Playboy Italy and Playboy Netherlands.