Hoffa (1992)

Starting with the lead up to the title character’s disappearance and then told mostly in flashbacks, this 1992 crime drama chronicles the rise to power of the notorious Jimmy Hoffa, union organizer and president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Played by Jack Nicholson, Hoffa is seen recruiting members from trucking firms and laundries around Detroit as early as the 1930s, making friends with drivers like future bodyguard Danny DeVito (who also directed and plays an amalgamation of real people from Hoffa’s life), and setting fire to businesses that won’t cooperate. He forms a partnership with a Mafia boss (Armand Assante) that results in the famed court case against him pursued by Robert Kennedy in the late 1950s, and presumably to his unsolved murder in the 1970s. But the mystery of the beautiful bare buns an hour and thirty minutes in has officially been solved! They belong to Joanne Deak, who struts her naked stuff into a bedroom in the background while Danny’s Bobby Ciaro is on a phone call. Our eagle eyes even spot a flash of right breast when she first enters. Forget Hoffa, Joanne’s is the only body we’re interested in!