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BBM is a cult favorite from the tail end of the drive-in era. Like many Roger Corman productions, it’s a grade-B homage to a better film, in this case, Bonnie and Clyde. (One of the characters was said to have been part of the Clyde Barrow gang.) There is plenty of nudity. Angie showed off her magnificent physique in several sex scenes, including two with Bill Shatner. She pushes him away the second time (sacrilege!), but manages to become familiar with the Captain’s Log in the earlier scene. Shat almost exposed said log. His pubes were in view, but the log was barely obscured by Angle’s hip. Our hero turned in his usual hammy performance. He was supposed to be speaking with a Kentucky accent, but he sounded like he was impersonating Foghorn Leghorn.

I’m disappointed to have to report that the Big Bad Mama Blu-ray really didn’t give us an upgrade from Tuna’s DVD captures. There’s a lot of surface noise and the images are not sharp.

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Susan Sennett had a very short career. She left showbiz voluntarily at about age 23. (She was 21 or 22 in this film.) The story is that she quit because she didn’t like the whole raunchy Hollywood scene and the roles she was expected to play. IMDb says: “She wasn’t comfortable doing racy material (she reportedly walked out of the audition for the pilot for the risqué sitcom, Three’s Company). She married noted musician, Graham Nash, of Crosby Stills & Nash fame, on May 4, 1977 and has had three children with Nash, who include writer/actor/director Jackson Nash. Sennett now builds and designs houses and does work with the Children’s Storybook Theatre of Hawaii.”

If that story is accurate, her action that day was not only her sayonara to that audition, but to the biz as well. She never worked after 1975. Just prior to Big Bad Mama, she did get a wholesome leading role on a TV series called Ozzie’s Girls, which was Ozzie Nelson’s attempt to recreate the magical success of Ozzie and Harriet. Given that it was 1973, when Nelson’s 1950s style was out of touch with the zeitgeist, the show fizzled. If it had defied the odds by succeeding and lifting her to stardom, she might have gained the power to be picky about her roles, and might be acting to this day. Even in that unlikely event, it’s safe to say that she was through with nudity. To my knowledge, her only other nudity was some breast exposure in a 1973 film called The Candy Snatchers (below).

“STEAMY CELEB SNAPSHOTS: CAMILA CABELLO’S BRALESS SURPRISE & HOT SOCIAL MEDIA MOMENTS“

Courtesy of Johnny Moronic …

Carice in Black Butterflies

Carice in AmnesiA

Carice in Intruders

Johnny’s clips from these films can be found here

This flick was a little lighter fare than the recent films we associate her with. Frances was already in her mid-40s when this picture was lensed, and she is not glamorous, but the job required nudity, so off came her top. That level of dedication explains why she has three Oscars (6 nominations) as an actress, and another as a producer (2 nominations).

And the fact that she married one of the Coen Brothers didn’t hurt her visibility factor in Hollywood.

Natalie Alyn Lind appears in this fresh neo-noir series with Colin Farrell as a hard-boiled detective. Some reviewers referred to him as a “soft-boiled detective,” because the series takes a different approach to the detective genre, as detailed below if you’re interested.

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And this time we got some views south of the equator.

Here she is in episode 5

Here she is in episode 4

Kim’s butt is the perfect pairing with Giant Pink Japanese Penis Day.

She is in Turks and Caicos:

Full gallery here

Things slowed down a bit in 1979 – fewer films with nudity, fewer films period, but Johnny did his usual brilliant and comprehensive job.

For his earlier years, just scroll down from 1979.

Her nude scene in episode 1 is here.

The singer/actress/rapper has the extra-hot Brazilian vibes!

“The Apprentice UK winner Sian Gabbidon showing nipples in a see-through outfit while attending a UK Special Screening of Fallout in London!”

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“Outtakes of Ice Spice wearing a tiny see-through top to the 2024 iHeartRadio Music Awards! She wore a jacket to cover up the nipples on the red carpet but they are visible here.”

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The pitch:

“Jan Sienkiewicz, a writer and lecturer who was expelled from university, takes a job at a Warsaw high school. Under his care comes the school’s famous class of rebellious and knowledge-resistant outcasts. IIB are students from hell, and their future seems doomed. But Sienkiewicz, armed with literature, enthusiasm and a lot of unconventional ideas, will challenge the group doomed to exclusion. Will he be able to tame her and save her? A story about friendship, love, school madness and that everyone deserves another chance.”

Why so much verbiage? I can name that tune in three notes, Wink: “Welcome Back, Kotterski”

Weronika’s career has included an extensive amount of nudity, as detailed in the Polish Nudografia site.

“Caylee Cowan showing plenty of cleavage in a black dress while she attends the LA premiere of Netflix mini series Ripley!”

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“English actress Rose Ayling-Ellis showing nipples in a sheer dress while she’s attending British Vogue’s Forces For Change Party!”

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Both Pauline Kael and Roger Ebert, who are probably the two most influential and respected film critics in history, declared it to be a masterpiece. I respectfully disagreed with the encomiums they heaped upon the film, but I fully joined in the paeans they sang to Brando’s performance. Many people (including Kael and Ebert) have put Brando into nomination as the greatest film actor of all time. If that is true, and if this is Brando’s best performance, as many have said, then it may be the greatest film performance in history. There is no objective measurement that can support or refute that, and I don’t support blanket claims of non-measurable achievements (how the hell can you compare them?), but I don’t find it an unreasonable argument. If there were such a thing as “best performance ever,” the discussion could include Brando’s work in this film.