Forget picking a peck of pickled peppers—Mr. Skin wants to poke a pecker at Peck! Okay. Even Mr. Skin admits that was bad, but he’s just so excited to be dishing about the winsome and wonderful Mizuo Peck! You know her best as Sacajawea in all three Night at the Museum movies (2006, 2009, 2014) with Ben Stiller and a host of other A-list celebs taking on different parts in the various capers. Though she played the famous Shoshoni Native American in the flicks, Mizuo is actually half Japanese, half Irish-English, and all kinds of hot. The dark-haired doll was born and raised in the Big Apple, where she had a Fame-style performing-arts education at The LaGuardia High School of Performing Arts, followed by training and a degree from the Theatre Conservatory at SUNY Purchase. The 5’6” beauty broke into the fame biz slowly, via commercials and modeling jobs with brands like Levi’s, Suave, and Verizon, and even appeared in American Idol Clay Aiken’s music video for “The Way.” The marvelous Mizuo made her big-screen debut as Sharon in the film Scenes of the Crime (2001), starring Jeff Bridges, and just to make sure it was really spectacular and memorable, she also lost all of her clothes for an energetic coitus encounter, interrupted only by the audience’s dreamy gaze upon her naked chest. Hot, hot, hot! (You forgive Mr. Skin now, don’t you, for forgetting himself and his usually tasteful and eloquent quips in favor of insta-gratification with an old tongue-twister? He knew you would!)
