Vintage starlets

[Feet N Ass]

Rae Dawn Chong was born on February 28, 1961, in Edmonton, Canada. She is a popular Canadian actress and has received several prestigious awards. Growing up in a creative environment, Ray's family was closely associated with the arts. Her father was a popular musician and a member of the creative group "Cheech and Chong."
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Holy fuck do I love Rae Dawn's beautiful booty - she made her first movie, Quest for Fire, totally nude except for cavegirl bodypaint (bts below)

 

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a few more

 

[Shagwell]

Rae Dawn Chong was born on February 28, 1961, in Edmonton, Canada. She is a popular Canadian actress and has received several prestigious awards. Growing up in a creative environment, Ray's family was closely associated with the arts. Her father was a popular musician and a member of the creative group "Cheech and Chong."
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https://thefappeningblog.com/forum/.../3324204-62a33400aa8f16a895d1cf3b056c884c.jpg This is not Rae Dawn Chong... Thanks for the other pictures, though.

 

[Erasmus4822]

I see a couple new ones but already (un)covered Christina around this time last year https://thefappeningblog.com/forum/threads/vintage-starlets.99289/page-9#post-1113851

Sorry, she didn't show up in the search.

 

[Feet N Ass]

Sorry, she didn't show up in the search.

Understandable, her first name has no "h" in it, which I also messed up just now

 

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Elaine Paige (didn't do sexy very often )

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[Feet N Ass]

Another glorious rack from the nudie mag era, Barbara Jones - were the shots with her head cut off because Babs' boobs were giving off their own gravitational pull to the camera lens?

 

[Feet N Ass]

BIG crush on lovely ginger Kiwi Kerry Fox back in the 90s when I first saw her take a skinny dip in An Angel at My Table, followed by a flash of her gorgeous boobs in Danny Boyle's first movie, Shallow Grave - but Kerry really made her mark in a movie called Intimacy...

 

[Feet N Ass]

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was called Intimacy, which was released in 2001, and followed a bartender who has weekly sex with a woman he doesn't know (Kerry Fox), and then starts to develop feelings for her. One of these scenes was a real, unstimulated oral sex scene that she performed with co-star Sir Mark Rylance (who years later won an Oscar for Bridge of Spies). Rylance stated 'Intimacy was the most difficult job I've ever had' and that he wished 'he hadn't made it'.

However, Fox had a completely different outlook on the experience, revealing that she had 'no regrets' in doing the film.

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The Times in 2015, she said that the film had influenced her career - albeit sometimes not positively - but that 'filming Intimacy is not one of her regrets'.

"My career went into a big dip immediately after Intimacy but that was partly because I got pregnant — so I was fired from my next role — and partly because of the age I was turning: 32." she said. Fox then went onto explain how as a woman in Hollywood at the time, you had to play a character in her late 20s and nothing else. "In the age of internet porn today, it’s hard to believe the reaction to the film, but it did cause a fuss here." she continued to say. "But in Germany the response was really wonderful and mature."

She said that she and the film's director, Patrice Chéreau, spoke about how great it would be to do a 'truthful film about sex'. Fox also spoke about her co-worker's regret, adding that she supposed 'that was the point of taking these risks' because you aren't sure how you are going to react. Calling Intimacy a 'censorship landmark', she said: "You can’t control how it will affect your career, but if you don’t take risks you’re destined for a life of boring work."

Right on, Kerry!

 

[Mr Sweary]

"The

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was called Intimacy, which was released in 2001, and followed a bartender who has weekly sex with a woman he doesn't know (Kerry Fox), and then starts to develop feelings for her. One of these scenes was a real, unstimulated oral sex scene that she performed with co-star Sir Mark Rylance (who years later won an Oscar for Bridge of Spies). Rylance stated 'Intimacy was the most difficult job I've ever had' and that he wished 'he hadn't made it'.

However, Fox had a completely different outlook on the experience, revealing that she had 'no regrets' in doing the film.

You must be registered for see links

The Times in 2015, she said that the film had influenced her career - albeit sometimes not positively - but that 'filming Intimacy is not one of her regrets'.

"My career went into a big dip immediately after Intimacy but that was partly because I got pregnant — so I was fired from my next role — and partly because of the age I was turning: 32." she said. Fox then went onto explain how as a woman in Hollywood at the time, you had to play a character in her late 20s and nothing else. "In the age of internet porn today, it’s hard to believe the reaction to the film, but it did cause a fuss here." she continued to say. "But in Germany the response was really wonderful and mature."

She said that she and the film's director, Patrice Chéreau, spoke about how great it would be to do a 'truthful film about sex'. Fox also spoke about her co-worker's regret, adding that she supposed 'that was the point of taking these risks' because you aren't sure how you are going to react. Calling Intimacy a 'censorship landmark', she said: "You can’t control how it will affect your career, but if you don’t take risks you’re destined for a life of boring work."

Right on, Kerry!

It’s a bloody good film with a great cast; Tim Spall plays his role to perfection - you can feel the sadness oozing out of him. Definitely one to watch, not just for Kerry’s cracking body.