
Uncle Scoopy's world-weary musings about naked celebrities, sports, humor and other important, manly things.
Johnny’s remarks:
Part 2 is highlighted by with a number of international actresses turning up in Australian movie although none have any nude scenes. But there is a fair amount of nudity in this update with decent nudity in Em 4 Jay and Macbeth plus some good scenes in Gene-X and Jupiter Love (with Nikka Kalashnikova pictured below).

Scoop’s note: Nikka didn’t make as much of an impact on society as her uncle Mikhail, inventor of the AK-47, but she did look better naked.
I assume.
Note: I don’t really know whether they are related
Lady Gaga in some freakish nude outtakes from the ‘Born This Way’ album photoshoot by Nick Knight (2011).
Excellent gallery.
Lady Gaga is unique. Has there been another case where somebody with that much talent was that freaky? Michael Jackson, I suppose. Amy Winehouse. In sports there was Dennis Rodman. Any others? I suppose Jared Leto and Mickey Rourke are contenders, although their talent seems to be at a lower level than the others I mentioned.
Freaky isn’t the same as creepy, which would eliminate people like R. Kelly, Armie Hammer and Alec Baldwin. (Yes, I know Jacko was creepy, but I would argue that he was also freaky. Even if you eliminate all the pedo and alleged pedo stuff, he was still a freak.)
Armie Hammer could win in the special category of “creepiest person who looks normal” or perhaps “most normal-looking creep.”
Sample:
Since there was a lot of discussion about it, here it is, spanning thirty years. She was 22 when her Myra Breckinridge scenes were filmed, and 52 when she did Dr. T and the Women.
Asterisks indicate that there was no actual nudity
1976 – Charlie’s Angels, s1e2 *
1976 – Charlie’s Angels, s1e4
1976 – Charlie’s Angels, s1e8 *
1980 – Saturn 3
1981 – Cannonball Run *
1986 – Extremities
2000 – Dr. T and the Women
As you all surely know, she also did a lot of work with Playboy, in the magazine and in a video called All of Me. I’m not going to cover that.
There was also an infamous paparazzi shot:
This is an “old school” slasher film featuring genre veterans like Jeffrey Coombs and Tony Todd. The eclectic cast also includes Tim “Venus Flytrap” Reid and Tim Curry.
The Keenan family’s simple weekend getaway truly turns into a vacation to die for, as four deranged killers playing a sadistic game, lock down their hotel, and compete for the most creative murders of all the guests.

Forced perspective is a very cool optical trick. In this age where everyone has a camera in their pocket, sometimes these shots are just captured randomly.
This little video is well worth a quick click.