Dinah Manoff
Sexy

As the daughter of actress Lee Grant and screenwriter Arnold Manoff, Dinah Manoff was born to perform. And lubricant lovers were born to hand jive while watching the busty beauty shimmy as Marty Maraschino in the musical hit Grease (1978). The curvaceous cutie’s cherry-sweet smile and heavy 1950s-set cleavage proved enough to upstage both John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John! The hardworking hottie also sizzled on the small screen with the ABC spoof Soap (1978). Dinah’s horny, hands-off mafia princess part not only killed with figure flattering costumes, she became the first major sitcom character to be shot to death on camera. Talk about being dead sexy! Luckily, the ambitious ingénue was very much alive in live theater via Neil Simon’s I Ought to Be in Pictures. After taking home the Tony in 1980, she reprised her role with even more sensuality for the film version in 1982. The boob tube babe then played Carol Weston on the NBC comedies Empty Nest (1988-1995) and The Golden Girls (1991-1992). But not before donning flapper fashions in the 1920s-set film Bloodhounds of Broadway (1989) featuring a brunette Madonna. Breast of all, Dinah let a dude feel up her bra-clad rack in the coming-of-age flick Staying Together (1989) directed by her mother! Those who wish to see Dinah’s delicious double Ds (in clothes) can catch her in movies (Ordinary People, Child’s Play) and on TV (Mork & Mindy, Cagney & Lacey, Night Court, State of Grace) because watching Ms. Manoff can get any man off!