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Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999-????)

In the big-budget horror smash The Devil’s Advocate, Al Pacino makes for a bedazzling Beelzebub who sets out to conquer Keanu Reeves’ soul and gets a plethora of top-flight female talent naked along the way.

The Devil’s Advocate ignited theaters for the first time on this date in 1997.

As Pacino works his black magic, Charlize Theron (as Keanu’s self-mutilating wife) goes full-frontal in church, Tamara Tunie busts out her demonically delectable breasts, and Connie Nielsen, as the daughter of the Devil himself, is hotter than Hades when she strikes a full-frontally nude Christ-pose.

On a skinteresting note, both Tamara and Connie later turned up (and on) as regulars on Law & Order: SVU.

Click the Charlize pic to see her breasts and bush -- along with Connie Nielsen's -- after the jump.

Iconic Eisenhower-era blonde bombshell Jayne Mansfield finally exploded nude on all over the big screen in the comedy Promises! Promises!, which debuted on this date in 1963.

Thus was born the first instance of Hollywood using celebrity nudity to sell a movie.

And from there, the remainder of Skinstory has followed.

Learn more about the real-life mom of Law and Order: SVU's Mariska Hargitay, and the film that broke down the boob-and-butt barrier, after the jump.

Wherever men of ideas and action gather to exchange theories and compare experiences, the talk invariably comes around to praising those few accomplished gentlemen among us who have wallowed in the physical delights of a mother and her daughter. The notion of gaining access to the most intimate, moistest recesses of two women, one of whom has squirmed from the womb of the other, is too much for a meek-willed male to contemplate without swooning. It's a hale and brave fellow who embraces the reality of copulating with two successive generations of directly descending females.