Mega hottie Hannah Taylor-Gordon was born in London and started acting when she was four. At age five or six, she made her onscreen debut in the Jeremy Irons/Meryl Streep/Glenn Close/Winona Ryder movie The House of the Spirits (1993). Before she had even entered her teen years, Hannah counted among her credits Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994), Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (1994), Don't Get Me Started (1994), Saint-Ex (1996), and Mansfield Park (1999). After coming of age, Hannah wasted no time in showing skin. Her first and so far only skindeavor is the Italian film L’educazione fisica delle fanciulle (2005). With no fewer than six different credited titles across the different countries in which it was released, L' educazione fisica delle fanciulle (English translation: The Fine Art of Love: Mine Ha Ha) follows the lives of six young women who are brought up together in an isolated school. Knowing nothing of the outside world, the girls rely on one another for everything, including love! In the film's sexiest scene, two of the young women, played by Hannah and the mesmerizing Mary Nighy, decide to explore their Sapphic side while topless. Now that's an education we fully support! We've also supported Hannah throughout her non-nude roles in movies like Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit (2014), Frankenstein and the Vampyre: A Dark and Stormy Night (2014), and The Five Wives & Lives of Melvyn Pfferberg (2016), but we'd be lying if we said it's been easy. Mr. Skin deserves another skindeavor from Hannah to make up for his sacrifice.
