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Nancy Suiter was a phenomenon in the porn industry. She burst onto the scene in a small part in The Ecstasy Girls (1979), then burned up the screen over the next few years before disappearing. She was a petite but absolutely gorgeous blonde, who put everything she had--and then some--into a scene, and she quickly amassed legions of fans. Then, almost as quickly as she came into the business, she left it. Since no one knew much about her when she got into the business, and she apparently told co-workers nothing about herself, her fate will no doubt remain a mystery. A shame, as she was a breath of fresh air in an increasingly stale business.
Nancy Suiter was a phenomenon in the porn industry. She burst onto the scene in a small part in The Ecstasy Girls (1979), then burned up the screen over the next few years before disappearing. She was a petite but absolutely gorgeous blonde, who put everything she had--and then some--into a scene, and she quickly amassed legions of fans. Then, almost as quickly as she came into the business, she left it. Since no one knew much about her when she got into the business, and she apparently told co-workers nothing about herself, her fate will no doubt remain a mystery. A shame, as she was a breath of fresh air in an increasingly stale business.
