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Rene Russo

Rene Russo career can be divided into two stages, in the late 70's she was among the top models, but her existence in the cinema world just acknowledged in 90’s. Several times she had almost nude poses for modeling purposes, but the most memorable scene by her fans is in Thomas Crown Affair with Pierce Brosnan. Unfortunately some of the scene using a body double. See the footage here: Thomas Crown Affair

Born in 1954, Rene Russo grew up on the wrong side of the tracks in Burbank, a Los Angeles suburb. Her father, a sculptor and mechanic, left the family when Rene was just two, leaving her mother, Shirly, as a single mom with two daughters. (Rene has one sister, named Toni). In junior high school, Rene was plagued with scoliosis and had to wear a back brace for four years, making her look unusually skinny to her classmates. She was already a tall girl, which earned her the nickname "Jolly Green Giant" from her classmates. 

She entered Burroughs High School, along with classmate Ron Howard, and even though her brace had been removed, she was still somewhat of a loner. Unable to deal with academics and the school social scene, Rene dropped out of school in the tenth grade. Since money was tight, she began to take a variety of part-time jobs over the next 18 months, many for the free benefits. She sold refreshments at a movie theater, where she could see free movies; worked as a restaurant hostess, where her meals were free; and worked as a store cashier at Disneyland, where she had free admission. She often had two jobs at one time. Her last job, which was solely for the paycheck, was a full-time job at an eyeglass factory, inspecting contact lenses. 

In 1972, the 17 year old was attending a Rolling Stones concert when she was approached by John Crosby, a scout and manager from International Creative Management. He told her she should be a model and had test photos made of her. Within a few months, Rene signed a contract with Ford Modeling Agency and within a year had become a successful print and photographers model. Soon her modeling breakthrough came when she graced the cover of Vogue. By 1975, she had appeared on numerous magazine covers, was one of the most successful models in America, and was also starting to be seen in several TV commercials through the 1980s. She would define what a top fashion model was for years to come. 

By her 30th birthday, demand for her began to dwindle, as it did for most models at that age. She did a few more commercials and then turned her back on modeling and show business for a while. Financially secure for the next several years, she began an intense period of literature and Christian theology. She also began to study theater and acting, and began appearing in theater roles at small regional theaters in Los Angeles and elsewhere in California. 

Her television series debut came in 1987 with a supporting part on the short[lived TV series "Sable" (1987). In 1989 she made her motion picture debut with the part of the lead characters girlfriend in the film Major League (1989). Most of her subsequent roles were that of girlfriends and supportive wives in several films until her breakthrough as an internal affairs detective in Lethal Weapon 3 (1992). Rene Russo has been praised for her ability to hold her own against her major male co-stars. Two of her performances within the last few years have gotten her recognition as both a major dramatic actress and a talented character actress. One was as the mother of a kidnapped son in Ransom (1996). The other was as the cartoon femme fatale foreign spy in The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle (2000). Although the latter received mixed reviews among moviegoers and critics, Russo was praised for her performance of a role originally slated for Meryl Streep in 1992. Rene Russo has been married to screenwriter Dan Gilroy since 1992, and they have one daughter, named Rose. They reside in Brentwood, California. 
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Jaclyn Smith

Memorable sexy scene:....in Charlie's Angels of course. She never had nude or sex scene in her carrer (I couldn't find any source or history about her appeared nude). She is truly an beautiful  angel with dignity.

For more than three decades Jaclyn Smith has held the public’s interest as an award winning actress, a designer and a role model. She loves her family, her home, gardening, Tchaikovsky, baseball, “Gone with the Wind”, her mother’s cooking – and her dogs. She manages her life and legendary career with grace and style.  

A native of Houston, Texas, Jaclyn put on her first pair of dancing shoes at the age of three. She studied drama at Trinity University and she was soon in productions of “Bye Bye Birdie”, “West Side Story”, and “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes”. She left Texas to pursue her dream as a dancer. While in New York, an agent believed her classic beauty made her a natural for television cameras and Jaclyn Smith soon came into American homes as the Breck Girl, which led to relationships with Wella Balsam and Max Factor. While with Max Factor she developed a new scent, Jaclyn Smith’s California. Her signature scent won best mass produced fragrance the year it was launched in 1989.  

Hollywood beckoned, and before long she was appearing in popular series such as “McCloud”, “The Rookies” and “Switch”. In 1976 Jaclyn starred as Kelly Garrett on “Charlie’s Angels” and was the only actor to continue with the series for its five year network run. Following “Charlie’s Angels” Jaclyn earned a Golden Globe nomination for her critically acclaimed portrayal of the legendary first lady in “Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy”, one of the most highly rated telefilms of all time. Frequently called the “Queen of Mini-Series”, Jaclyn starred in such well received mini-series as, “Rage of Angels”, “George Washington”, “Rage of Angels: The Story Continues”, “The Bourne Identity” and “Family Album”. One of her favorite roles was the title character in “Florence Nightengale”.  

Notably, Jaclyn has compiled an impressive filmography of more than 50 films and TV appearances. In 1989 Jaclyn was honored with a star on the world famous Hollywood Walk of Fame. More recently, she co-starred in the CBS drama, "The District" portraying DA Vanessa Cavanaugh, has appeared on episodes of “Faith and Hope” and stared as Judge Kay Woodbury in Hallmark’s production of “Ordinary Miracles”, which aired in May 2005. Her show stopping appearance on the 2006 Emmy telecast led Bravo TV’s producers to cast Jaclyn as the celebrity host of Bravo’s weekly competitive reality series, “Shear Genius”, which aired in March, 2007. and Season 2 in June 2008.  

In 1985 Jaclyn entered the business world with the introduction of her collection of women's apparel and accessories for Kmart stores. She pioneered the concept of celebrities developing their own Brands rather than merely endorsing others. Since that time more than 100 million women have purchased clothing or accessories bearing her name. Awareness of the Jaclyn Smith name and brand by women 35-60 years of age is currently higher than 80% making her one of the best recognized people in America. Industry authority Woman’s Wear Daily reported that the signature Jaclyn Smith line had the highest consumer awareness of any private label apparel brand in the country.  

According market research, Jaclyn ranks in the top quartile of celebrity personas, on level with Ralph Lauren and Walt Disney.  Jaclyn scores equally high with both men and women, has essentially no negatives, and is known not only for beauty, elegance and class, but is trustworthy and someone people aspire to be.   

With her sincere desire to help consumers attain beautiful home décor at an affordable price, Jaclyn began working with one of the world largest home textile wholesalers, Trend /Fabricut on an exclusive fabric and trimming program in February 2007.  

In September 2008 Jaclyn launched her new line of bed and bath decor at Kmart and has since introduced outdoor living and home furnishings. The items bearing her name reflect many of the inspiring details and exceptional design of furnishings and accessories found in her personal collection and her exceptional eye for detail translates effortlessly to timeless designs.  

Along with her long time friend and famed celebrity hair stylist, José Eber, Jaclyn created a new collection of hair fashions, STYLE by Jaclyn Smith in partnership with Paula Young which launched in October 2008.  

In 2010 Jaclyn collaborated with her husband, Dr. Brad Allen, a renowned medical researcher, to develop a family of luxurious cleansers and moisturizers, and protective skin care products to work with her straightforward daily regimen – and to work in perfect concert with each other.  

“I’ve been very fortunate” says the woman who has been named one of the “Most Beautiful People in the World” by Harpers Bazaar, US, TV Guide and People Magazine on two separate occasions. “My work has always been very exciting and interesting, but to me, my family must come first. I have no regrets.”  

It is perhaps the dancer’s sense of balance which keeps the many facets of her life in harmony. Husband Brad, son Gaston Anthony and daughter Spencer Margaret, keep her centered and serve as her inspiration. “That’s truly where my heart lies”.  

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Barbara Hershey

In her time she was sometimes regarded as an A-list star, but often she was ignored by famous director and producer. Perhaps this condition was the cause for her to have a long list of sex scenes and nude scenes throughout her career. In some movies even her nude scenes seem unnecessary. But the best two I remember most are when she was erotically raped by a supernatural being in The Entity. The second is when a much younger taxi driver rode her and she enjoyed passionately in Drowning on Dry Land:

1. The Entity

2. Drowning on Dry Land

Barbara Lynn Herzstein was born on February 5, 1948, in Hollywood, California. The daughter of a Jewish American father who wrote columns for horse-racing and an Irish American mother attended Hollywood High School, where she became a member of the drill team. An active youth, Barbara also took acting lessons during high school.

At age 25, Barbara changed her last name to “Seagull” after accidentally killing one. However, after two years, she changed her name back. Barbara lived with actor David Carradine from 1969 to 1975. The couple has a son named Tom Carradine. On August 8, 1992, she married Stephen Douglas, but they divorced in 1993.

Barbara Hershey had ambitions of appearing in movies as a little girl. A quiet girl, she acted out stories in her backyard and in high school, she participated in school plays. In one of her performances, Herzstein caught the eye of an agent and by the time she was 17 years old, she had made her professional debut in three episodes of the teen television series “Gidget” (1965-1966). Before long, she moved on to become a regular character on the Western series “The Monroes” (1966-1967). Starring alongside Michael Anderson Jr., she jointly won a Bronze Wrangler for Best Fictional Television Drama from the 1967 Western Heritage Awards. She then made a series of guest appearances in such shows as “The Invaders” and “The High Chaparral.”

Barbara Hershey did not really enjoy success until the 1980s. First gaining notice in Richard Rush's “The Stunt Man” (1980), she appeared in such high-profile films as Philip Kaufman's “The Right Stuff” (1983), Barry Levinson's “The Natural” (1984) and “Tin Men” (1987), Woody Allen's “Hannah and Her Sisters” (1986) and David Anspaugh's “Hoosiers” (1986). She eventually attained star status thanks to Andrei Konchalovsky's “Shy People” (1987) and Chris Menges' “A World Apart” (1988).She also picked up a Golden Globe nomination for her scene-stealing role of Mary Magdalene in Martin Scorsese's “The Last Temptation of Christ” (1988), her second partnership with the director after 1972's “Boxcar Bertha.”

One of the most acclaimed American actresses of her generation, Hershey, who previously co-won a Western Heritage Award for her work in the 1966 Western TV series “The Monroes,” gained attention on television with her Emmy and Golden Globe-winning portrayal of real-life murderess Candy Morrison in the CBS made-for-TV drama “A Killing in a Small Town” (1990). The following year, she was nominated for an Emmy for her work in the Showtime film “Paris Trout” (1991).

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