No, that was Kimberly Page. Laura Bottrell, Stormy Daniels, and Jamie Elle Mann also showed their breasts in that movie.
Aha! Which scene was “borrowed” in Angel, when Possessed By Evil Cordy stripped before axe-murdering one of the Ra Tet. It being TV, not much was seen. Speaking of TV–how about the* Firefly* episode “Trash”–in which Captain Tightpants appears as Captain Nopants?
Which brings me to the nude wrestling scene between (the young) Alan Bates & (the young) Oliver Reed, lit only by fire. In Women In Love, which I saw in its first run…
Here’s a slightly more revealing one (also NSFW):
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In the Beatles’s first movie “A Hard Day’s Night,” John Lennon was taking a bubble bath with his swim trunks on. Five years later, he would pose naked on a album cover.
This has been explained.
(The Sensational She-Hulk, Volume 2, Issue 4, 1989, and I sincerely hope you appreciate that I dug down to the bottom of a large stack of comic boxes to locate that issue and scan it for you :p)
My submission for gratuitous non-nudity: In the [crappy and I only watched it because the crazy girl I was dating at the time insisted] movie Feardotcom, the villain is running a live-action torture/snuff porn site. The heroes burst in on him as he’s ready to begin torturing his latest nubile young victim. It’s pretty clear he plans to start by torturing her breasts, and he has taken the time to remove her blouse and tie her up in a suitable manner, but he’s somehow forgotten to remove her bra.
God, I loved Byrne’s run on She-Hulk. The book has never been the same since.
I was in my 20s and Liz was, er, only nine years younger than my mom, but I was still impressed by her lower-back dimples. One of the greatest moments of TV, playing to those of us who were confused in 1964 that this GODDESS was perilously close to the age of our moms. We were unfamiliar with the concept of a “cougar” then. Okay, some were, but I was only 10 and still confused by the 30-yr-old moms parading in their bikinis.
However, how does it dismiss Lizzie’s documented burning of bloodstained clothing? Not, as a fan of Ms Montgomery (pant-pant!), it mattered to the movie, as it also portrayed Lizzie, as I also believe, as being guilty as hell. (looking at what I wrote and adding a gratuitous “as” to be inserted randomly) But a “How the f*ck guilty was Lizzie Borden?” thread in GD is for someone else to start.
Well, if the advice columns are any indication, there are a lot of people who like to do housework in the nude. Cite
“Cougar”? I think not. “MILF” definitely, but “cougar” implies a completely undeserved level of desperation and tackiness. A “cougar” is an older woman who lusts after younger men, but a “MILF” is an older woman lusted after by younger men.
NOTE: I don’t necessarily buy either of those definitions, only clarifying their meaning in popular culture.
Waitasecond. When you say “bajingo” do you mean her hoohah or her whooboy?
As a woman, I kept thinking - what woman would wear panties that were constructed like that?! You hike the string part up on your hipbones, for heaven’s sake. I spent half that scene pissed at Costuming, not worried about what was going to happen to her or engrossed in the action.
Oh, and a “gratuitous” scene that was done for comedy - a skit from Kentucky Fried Movie that’s supposed to be a promo for a porn film. The scene is in a shower with a glass door, and the couple is going at it such that the woman’s naked body is being pressed repeatedly against the glass door - with “balloon”-like noises each time her chest gets smooshed against the door. I can imagine the foley artist’s facial expression when he reads what rubbing on a balloon is supposed to represent.
The documentary "Animal House’ disagrees. They sure do have pillow fights while naked.
Anniversary zombification? (OP posted 5-5-09.)
Either that, or the world’s longest double-take.
I can imagine Princhester mulling over the question of what exactly a “bajingo” is, and finally being unable to contain his curiosity. 
Movie nudity never goes out of date.
SWAG here: Back when I was a lad, in the Dark Ages before every home had a VCR and a PC, if you wanted to see a nekkid lady, you had to go to an R-rated movie (preferably a sexploitation comedy like Porky’s or any of the ouevre of Russ Meyer. ) And even then, you couldn’t …er… take matters into your own hand.
(Your other alternative, of course, was to go to the 7-11 that was far enough away from your house that your parents would never go there, hang around awkwardly pretending to read Sports Illustrated while you waited for the nice lady who looked like your grandmother to finish buying her Kent Ultra Slims, and then hurriedly and with as few words as possible, buy a Playboy, all the while feeling like the world’s biggest pervert.)
Nowadays, of course, any young man with a itch to scratch can merely go online and find enough porn to give him carpal tunnel for months.
So the “supplying randy 17-year-olds with wank material” niche has been filled by the Web. Thus, one of the reasons for gratuitous nudity on film has disappeared.
Schlongs on film are still shocking, though, so there’s a reason to use 'em.
Ah. “Catholic High School Girls in Trouble”. I remember that scene.
In An American Werewolf in Paris, Juliet Delpy shows her boobs to Tom Everett Scott’s character and has him massage them because it will ‘soothe him’ while she imparts Important Expository Information. It’s awesome on many levels.