Patricia Rhomberg

À propos de Patricia Rhomberg

Patricia Rhomberg, originally from Vienna, Austria, and later residing in Bern, Switzerland, graced the covers of 42 magazines and appeared in 42 videos before stepping away from the adult film industry in 1978. She was employed as a medical assistant when she met Hans Billian, a German film director, which led to a romantic relationship. In 1975, she starred in the groundbreaking German hardcore feature film Bienenstich im Liebesnest (the softer version was titled Im Gasthaus zum scharfen Hirschen or Zimmermädchen machen es gern), directed by Billian. In this film, she portrayed Graziella Schill, a woman striving to reclaim her husband who had been unfaithful. Although the movie was significant, it featured no hardcore scenes from Rhomberg; her most explicit act was a brief footjob.

The following year, Billian cast her in the title role of Josefine Mutzenbacher...wie sie wirklich war? (Sensational Janine), which catapulted her to notoriety in Germany. This film depicted the early life of Josephine Mutzenbacher leading up to her career as a courtesan. In her performance, Rhomberg engaged in sexual acts with ten men (eight in the abbreviated German DVD version), including a scene with Frithjof Klausen, who played her stepfather, while a couple of interactions involved only oral or manual stimulation. The character of Josefine is described as 14 in the original novel, though the film script states she is 17.

In 1977, Rhomberg took on the role of Larissa Holm in Kasimir der Kuckuckskleber, a film where she plays a carefree young woman who decides to resort to prostitution to pay off her debts. While her part in this film was less prominent than in Josefine Mutzenbacher, she participated in three distinct sex scenes with five different men. During this time, Rhomberg also featured in various hardcore loops directed by Billian, including Venus in Seide and Schwarzer Orgasmus, which were among the initial instances of interracial pornography in the German adult film scene. Additionally, she served as a fluffer on Billian's projects.

Rhomberg also had a non-sex role in the film Heiße Löcher, geile Stecher, which was reportedly filmed prior to both Josefine Mutzenbacher and Bienenstich im Liebesnest, although it was released much later. After her relationship with Billian ended in 1978, she returned to her previous profession and eventually relocated to Switzerland.