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[apocalypsos]

In the comments for that post about Colin Farrell's on-screen nudity being cut (a travesty if ever there was one), wal_lace mentioned only remembering one major actress having a full-frontal nude scene -- Kate Winslet in "Titanic" -- but remembering four guys who've been in a movie in the buff -- Christian Slater, Harvey Keitel, Christian Bale, and Ewan McGregor.

Now, I know there's been more women than men, but I'm totally blanking on women. I know Diane Keaton was full frontal in "Something's Gotta Give", and I'm positive Halle Berry was in "Monster's Ball", but I keep remembering more guys. I know Geoffrey Rush was in "Quills", Leonardo DiCaprio was in "Total Eclipse", William H. Macy was pretty close to it in "The Cooler", and I could swear that Julian Sands was in "Room With a View".

So who else do you guys remember being fully nude from the front in a film? I'm drawing a blank on other people, and it's goddamn killing me.

EDIT: Urgh. This computer sucks.

PAPERBOY OF EDIT: Just found this list of film nudity. Damn. That's a lot of nekkid people.

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[talmanes.livejournal.com]

David Bowie in "the Man Who Fell to Earth."

Rip Torn in "the Man Who Fell to Earth."

Kevin Bacon in "Wild Things."

Rae Dawn Chong in "Quest for Fire."

Bruce Willis in "Color of Night."

That's all I can think of off the top of my head.

[unanon.livejournal.com]

Why am I SO not surprised by your broad knowledge of movie nudity? *snerk*

I just watched Quest for Fire for the first time the other day. Rae Dawn Chong's nudity was so gorgeously obscured by her body paint that it was barely even noticeable. Still...amazing to be as naked as she was for prolonged filming.

[talmanes.livejournal.com]

It's my broad movie knowledge in general, and my excellent memory in particular. Plus, two of the major things I'll remember about a film are, "Whoa, random penis shot!" and "Woo, full frontal chick nudity!" I am, after all, a man's man.

Rae Dawn Chong's nudity was done very tastefully in Quest for Fire, wasn't it? You barely notice because of the body paint and whatnot. I'm willing to bet she was really cold a lot. Still, excellent film, in my opinion.