Blog Posts about Susan George

Slim pickins' on DVD and Blu-ray this week, Skin fans: when a flash of the can from Kate Bosworth's body double in Straw Dogs (2011) is your breast bet, you know things are looking grim. If, on the other hand, you're looking for some family fun in the form of Glee: The Concert Movie, Dolphin Tale, or One Tree Hill, Season 8, then you're in luck...but unfortunately, you're also on the wrong blog.

Anyway, also nude on DVD and Blu-ray this week are Zoe Saldana('s body double) in Columbiana (2011), Jennifer Morrison stripping to her skivvies in Warrior (2011), and some blind boobage in the Spanish thriller Julia's Eyes (2010).

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On Thanksgiving we gave spanks for the nude stars who made 2011 great, but now that the turkey's been carved and the dust has settled (along with all that food in our stomachs), we're feeling a little less generous. So put on your hiking boots and cock your triggers, gentlemen, because we're going on a turkey shoot!

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You’ll be red in de Palmas this week as the nude Brian de Palma classics Dressed to Kill (1980) and Scarface (1983) hit Blu-Ray. In other Blu-Ray nudes, Straw Dogs celebrates its 40th anniversary with a deluxe re-issue, and 40 Days and 40 Nights (2002) gives up DVD instead of sex this year. A wise choice.

Non-nude but sexy on DVD and Blu-Ray, January Jones and Jennifer Lawrence strip to their super-skivvies in X-Men: First Class (2011).

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Back in 1971, All in the Family debuted on the boob tube, Nixon sat in the white house, and Jim Morrison was found dead in a Parisian bathtub. But more importantly for Skin fans, Cybill Shepherd and Pam Grier made their nude debut, Cry Uncle! tried to take hardcore oral into the mainstream, and the antisocial anatomy of Straw Dogs and A Clockwork Orange shocked and titillated audiences in equal measure.

Join us after the jump for a hooter history lesson as we rub down some of Mr. Skin's favorite nude scenes of 1971!

Yesterday we heard that spicy chef Giada De Laurentiis was hooking up with singer John Mayer. Juicy Giada issued a statement saying that the rumor was completely untrue, but it still must have been too much to take for her grandfather, Dino De Laurentiis, who died yesterday at the age of 91.

The Italian-born De Laurentiis produced roughly 150 films during his astounding career; Fellini's La Strada, Dune, and Conan the Barbarian among them. But don't miss Mr. Skin's favorite Dino-produced skin classics.

Mandingo
Diddle your dingle to Mandingo (1975), the story of a cruel slave-master in the 1840s who trains his servants to be bare-knuckled boxers. Whether you prefer black mamas or white mamas, there's something here for everyone, from the creamy cocoa casabas of the stunning Brenda Sykes to the Oreo skinterracial sex scene starring milky Susan George.

Barbarella
Barbarella (1968) is Jane Fonda nude in zero gravity. That's really all you need to know.

Ragtime
An adaptation of the E.L. Doctorow novel, Ragtime (1981) gives us the delicious Elizabeth McGovern in her single greatest nude scene--and her first! One look at Liz with her boobs, pubes, and butt bare, and you'll think it's Shagtime!

Blue Velvet
Dino also lent his production skills to David Lynch's brooding 1986 cult hit Blue Velvet (1986). Ingrid Bergman's daughter-turned-model-turned-actress Isabella Rossellini bares all in the most skincredible perv-formance of her career. Maybe the fact that a fellow Italian was producing convinced her.

As De Laurentiis said of another of his famous productions, King Kong (1976): "When monkey die, everybody gonna cry." Today, everybody's crying over you, Dino.

Happy Black History Month!

Mr. Skin has long been a proponent of civil rights . . . and lefts. Black is beautiful, so let's celebrate coffee with cream in the Top 10 Skinterracial Sex Scenes! Try to squelch your jealousy of Billy Bob Thornton for getting to play a scene with Halle Berry nude.

Click "more" for the full list of cross-cultural lust!

It is overripe, it is perverse, it is in bad taste, and it is the kind of classic no one makes anymore because, really, who would dare?

And, oh yes, it is awesome.

The movie we celebrate is Mandingo, which erupted into neighborhood theaters nationwide on this day in 1975.

Mandingo deals with sexual relations between slaves and masters on a brutal plantation in the pre-Civil War American south as only a maniacally over-the-top masterpiece of hard-boiled movie-making can.

Get the complete skinny on Mandingo -- including loads of skinterracial sex -- after the cut.