The titillating Tanya Anthony is a bit of a mystery. Where was she born? What is her zodiac sign? Who are her friends and family? When did she decide to become an actress? And, more importantly, why did she leave the business? We miss you, Miss Anthony, and want to see a lot more of you! At least, we can get a glimpse of her fine figure in the Stephen Baldwin thriller Protection (2001) and catch a rerun of her delicious appearance on the Showtime drama Soul Food (2002). George Clooney must have had a taste for this appetizing ingénue when he was directing Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (2002) since she was cast as a prostitute. The criminally clever biopic on The Gong Show’s host Chuck Barris showcases Tanya’s mamtastic assets as she dons a black lace over-the-shoulder-boulder-holder. Basked in the warm glow of a red light, the hottie’s ample cleavage burns up the sliver screen. When she removes a veil from her long hair, the skintastic actress asks Sam Rockwell if she did it right. All he can utter is “yeah.” We get it Sam, she makes us speechless too! Soon after, the busty babe returned to the boob-tube with a recurring role on the Canadian comedy series Mental Block (2003-2004). Tanya also landed guest spots on a couple of crime dramas, but it’s nothing compared to Confessions of a Dangerous Mind since our dirty minds confess we like seeing her undressed!
