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Vanity Fair: Jeanette Starion the Pet of the Year

Jeanette Dyrkjær, better known as Jeanette Starion, was a sought after nude and porn model in the 1980s. Her career took her to the United States, where she won the Million Pet of the Year Pageant and millions of dollars. But she ended up in the porn industry. The story of Jeanette Dyrkjær is the story of the girl who became famous, hit the wall and fell to the absolute rock bottom.

Top Cast

  • Jean Afrique

    Jean Afrique

    Jeanette Starion/Jeanette Dyrkjær

  • Michael Kofoed Larsen

    Michael Kofoed Larsen

  • Ray Victory

    Ray Victory

    Jeanette's husband / Erwin Ray Viser Jr.

  • Claus Bue

    Claus Bue

    Narrator

  • Jørgen Sperling

    Jørgen Sperling

    Photographer

  • Jacqueline Friis-Mikkelsen

    Jacqueline Friis-Mikkelsen

    Elite Models

  • Flemming Nielsen

    Flemming Nielsen

    Photographer

  • Niels-Ole Bohn

    Niels-Ole Bohn

    Cosmetic Surgeon

  • Michael Ancher

    Michael Ancher

    Photographer

Overview

Jeanette Dyrkjær, better known as Jeanette Starion, was a sought after nude and porn model in the 1980s. Her career took her to the United States, where she won the Million Pet of the Year Pageant and millions of dollars. But she ended up in the porn industry. The story of Jeanette Dyrkjær is the story of the girl who became famous, hit the wall and fell to the absolute rock bottom.

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