Rebecca Ferratti Bio
Rebecca Ferratti is an American glamour model, actress, and dancer. Born Rebecca Michelle Ferratti on November 27, 1964, in Helena, Montana, she has also been credited as Michelle Franzo and Rebecca Underwood. Playboy named her its June 1986 Playmate at 21. Her appearance came during Playboy's polished, high-production 1980s period.
Ferratti has natural breasts, brown eyes and brown hair. Her measurements are 34-24-34.
Her camera work translated effortlessly to motion: Ferratti turned up the voltage in more than two dozen music videos for rock and pop names that ran from Aerosmith and David Lee Roth to Motley Crüe, Cheap Trick, The Beach Boys, Winger and even Eddie Murphy’s early musical outing, while The Gap Band also tapped her for their videos. That steady presence on MTV-era clips—equal parts choreography and attitude—made her a recognizable figure in the era’s visual culture without needing to announce it.
Television and live performance offered a natural second act. She appeared on competition and variety formats such as Star Search, worked national DJ gigs, and carried a handful of hosting and spokesperson spots on television and radio that played to her easy camera manner and crowd-ready energy. Those bookings kept her in front of audiences between shoots and helped broaden a resume built as much on movement as on still imagery.
On screen her credits range from cult-feature fare to high-profile cameos: leading and supporting turns in films like Embrace of the Vampire and California Heat sit alongside brief appearances in mainstream comedies, giving her a foothold in both late-night genre cinema and studio releases. The contrast between B-movie leads and blink-and-you-miss-it studio cameos made for a career that crossed circuits—genre fandom, late-night programming and the occasional theatrical marquee.
Off-camera she cultivated a complementary set of skills. Trained in comedy at the Improv, she moved into print with columns on fitness, beauty and travel for outlets including Muscle and Fitness, Shape and Natural Body and Fitness. Her résumé also lists martial-arts competition and weapons training, and she has lent time and energy to charities ranging from animal rescue and children’s shelters to organizations such as the City of Hope, the Stuntmen’s Charity Fund and leukemia-related causes. It’s a practical, motion-focused blend—performance, athleticism and public work—that explains the particular projects she chose and the audiences that followed her.
