Patricia Rhomberg

Rhomberg's career began when she met German director Hans Billian while working as a medical assistant. Billian cast her in the first German hardcore feature film, Bienenstich im Liebesnest, in 1975, though her role there was non-sexual apart from a brief footjob. She gained fame in 1976 with the title role in Josefine Mutzenbacher...wie sie wirklich war?, a film about a young woman who becomes a courtesan. In that movie, she performed in several sex scenes with ten men, cementing her status as a star of early German adult cinema.

Rhomberg also appeared in numerous hardcore loops directed by Billian, including Venus in Seide and Schwarzer Orgasmus, which were among the first interracial scenes in German porn. Her work in these loops showed her versatility, as she performed solo, girl-girl, and boy-girl scenes. She also had a smaller role in Kasimir der Kuckuckskleber (1977), where she played Larissa Holm, a woman who prostitutes herself to pay off debts. Despite her relatively short career of just three years, Rhomberg left a significant mark on the genre before breaking up with Billian in 1978 and leaving the industry.