There’s a lot of ass in movies. Sex scenes, shower scenes, mooning scenes, running through the woods scenes, just walking around neked scenes, etc. My question is, you hardly EVER see someone without a perfect ass. Women in particularly. They’re always round and smooth and not a single blemish on them (unless of course, the story calls for a big fat, pimple ridden, hairy ass, but how often does that happen).
So, I’m curious. What actors out there have a rather sub par pair of buttox?
For that matter, when David Caruso did his obligatory shower scene in the first season, I don’t remember being very impressed. Bony and pasty, as I recall.
I believe the butt shot (?) of Jeanne Triplehorn in Water World was really a body double. Kind of surprising since Triplehorn was in Basic Instinct and all.
Lynda Carter, God bless her, has (well, okay, had – I have no idea what it looks like today) an incredibly flat posterior, especially given how curvaceous the rest of her is/was.
Goldie Hawn. Check her’s out in Captain Ron.
Olivia Newton-John doesn’t have much of an ass, but she shakes it quite well in Xanadu in the montage scene near the end after she sings the title song. She’s wearing a tiger print mini skirt. [drool]
Will Farrel did a skit on SNL in which he wore a USA flag-motif thong/speedo thing. His butt was a cellulitey horror. (But maybe it was purposely made up to look that way. Dunno.)
If you watch the end of “Alien,” you’ll see that Sigorney Weaver has a very flat butt.
Her general appearance, from the front, is very attractive, even though she is nowhere near being a classic beauty. I like the face – it looks human.
However, when seen from the side, or (to a lesser extent) from the rear, her rump is almost non-existent.
I have noticed this many times before in my life-long studies on this topic. Well-endowed busts are often coupled with lackluster or negligible rumps. The previously-mentioned Linda Carter is a fine example. This is very disappointing to me, since I believe a fine female ass is one of those things that is to be gloried in; indeed, it may be what evolution is all about.
Maybe the universe doesn’t have a plan, after all.