Helen Lang

Helen Lang was born on Jan 29, 1951 in USA. Helen Lang's big-screen debut came with Revenge of the Cheerleaders directed by Richard Lerner in 1976.

Stunningly sensuous, shapely, and gorgeous brunette Helen Lang only appeared in several pictures during her regrettably short-lived acting career. Helen was a dancer and stripper who first gained public recognition for her steamy nude pictorial in the July, 1976 issue of "Penthouse" magazine. Lang had a small role as a native girl in the amusingly crude soft-core romp "Tarz and Jane and Boy and Cheeta." Helen gave a memorably wild and uninhibited performance as the oversexed Leslie in the delightfully raunchy "Revenge of the Cheerleaders." She pops up as a model in the forgettable light comedy "Half a House." Helen Lang subsequently turned down a part in the notorious "Caligula" and alas called it a day as an actress.