The daughter of Psycho star Janet Leigh, Jamie Lee Curtis seemed destined to be a scream queen, a destiny she fulfilled in the late 1970s and early 1980s with starring roles in Halloween, Halloween II, Terror Train, Prom Night, and The Fog. But it wasn’t until the 1983 Dan Aykroyd and Eddie Murphy comedy Trading Places that Jamie showed her spectacular sacks. But after the initial flash of flesh, Jamie lost all shyness and got naked repeatedly in movies like Love Letters, A Fish Called Wanda, and Blue Steel. In 1996, when his father died, Jamie’s husband, comic genius Christopher Guest, inherited his noble title and she became Baroness Haden-Guest of Saling in the County of Essex. But, not letting a little thing like Peerage make her keep her clothes on, Jamie showed off her titled tits and tushy in The Tailor of Panama in 2001. Check out the video tribute to Jamie after the cut, and to get full reviews, pics, and clips, upgrade to Mr. Skin Premium now. more…

John Landis -- the frighteningly funny filmmaking powerhouse responsible for skin classics on the order of Animal House, Trading Places, Kentucky Fried Movie, Into the Night, An American Werewolf in London, and Coming to America -- was born in Chicago, Illinois on this date, in 1950.

For a peek at some of Landis’s landmark nude scenes, join us after the jump. more…

Skin on the Street: Where the Skin Team Presses Flesh with the Public to Tackle Today's Toughest T&A Questions

This time out, we asked you: What’s the first movie nude scene you remember seeing, and what’s the story behind it?

Lucky members of the public who responded shared all about sci-fi sirens, teen sex comedies, urban dramas, TV tykes who grow up to be naked hotties and, naturally, Jamie Lee Curtis in Trading Places.

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The greatest tragedy of movies being sold into television syndication? No, it's not the terrible overdubbing to obscure curse words. It's that when you catch a showing of Trading Places on TV on a Saturday afternoon you're missing the best part: Jamie Lee Curtis's Duke & Dukes! Sure Randolph and Mortimer will make you laugh, but it's Jamie's Rack-dolph and Mor-tit-mer that will really bring you joy. After the cut, see what the networks are too afraid to show. more…

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. more…

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