Sharon Stone in The Burma Conspiracy (2011)

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A newly minted CEO is accused of crimes against humanity in The Burma Conspiracy (2011). In this second skinstallment in the Largo Winch action franchise, Largo Winch (Tomer Sisley) has just been appointed the head of multinational conglomerate the W Group after the death of his adopted father. To everyone’s surprise, Largo decides to sell the company and use the money to start a humanitarian foundation. But on the very day his plans are announced, a mysterious witness comes forward accusing Largo of crimes against humanity back when he was living in Burma. With the help of sexy UN diplomat Diane Francken (Sharon Stone), Largo sets out to retrace his steps and clear his name- blowing up a bunch of helicopters and cars in the process, of course.

The Burma Conspiracy is a French movie, though you’d never know it from the lack of nude mademoiselles in this skinless picture. The closest we get is Sharon Stone, her ice-cold sex appeal still very much intact, who appears in a sheer nightie and neon thong as she bids farewell to a one night stand. If you ask Mr. Skin, that’s a crime against hu-MAM-ity.