Recognized for her comedic timing and eccentric characters, she was best known for her collaborations with Joseph W. Sarno in numerous sexploitation films.

Afterward, Fitch frequently appeared in Sarno's films such as Confessions of a Young American Housewife and A Touch of Genie (both in 1974).

[1] Fitch began her career at age fifteen as a dancer, touring parts of New York and New England with the Justice-Frank Dance Company.

[1] In a marketing publicity stunt, Abel advertised the fictitious "Sex Olympics" that would air on live television—Fitch and her husband were heavily involved in the hoax by acting as contestants.

[9][10] Fitch later had a supporting role opposite Linda Lovelace in Joseph W. Sarno's satirical comedy spy film Deep Throat Part II (1974).

Fitch met Rob Everett while she was attending the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and began dating shortly after.

[1] Fitch had a pet monkey named Tough Guy who would travel with the couple as they pursued acting jobs for stage plays.

[14] Although she didn't like the idea, Everett convinced her to appear with him in hardcore 8 mm porn loops as a means of earning extra income.

[1] The extra income they made allowed them to move into a studio apartment near the George Washington Bridge in New York City.