While she has a fine figure, the lovely Ms. France Zobda is probably best known for her eyes. Seriously—that’s not just word play to get on her good side. This dame has actually been in the Guinness Book of World Records for having the most eye colors—seven in the left eye, four in the right—thanks to something called heterochrome, a genetic twist. Piercing peepers aside, let’s move on to that first name. Despite some who think her parents mistook the “First Name” column on her birth certificate as the “Country of Origin” column, she was born in Martinique (technically a territory of France, but not actually on the continent where France is). She has, however, made quite a name for herself as an actress in the country, starring on both TV and in films. She burst onto the acting scene in 1983 with the role of Ariane in the film Adieu foulards. Thankfully, her next role happened to be the one American film she did, playing Countess Zanda in the movie Sheena(1984), starring Tanya Roberts (a Hall of Fame Nudity! girl here on Skin Central). France is getting a bare-assed massage, giving us miles of hot skin to savor, and even a glimpse of breasts when she lifts her chest from the table. While this role is enough to satisfy Mr. Skin, the actress decided two credits wasn’t enough, and went on to make many more. One of her most famous parts was playing the character Lucie Baptiste in the series Lance et compte in 1986—followed by Lance et compte II in 1988, Lance et compte III in 1989, and Lance et compte: Le grand duel in 2009. And for playing another Lucie, Lucie Saint Roch, in S.O.S. 18 from 2002-2010. The eyes have it!
