Preternaturally perfect model-turned-actress Grace Kelly kicked off her film career playing innocents, such as the Quaker wife to Gary Cooper’s stubborn sheriff in the celebrated western High Noon (1952). But she went from innocuous to iconic after Alfred Hitchcock spied the blonde beauty in the steamy jungle romance Mogambo (1953) and cast her in a trio of memorably sexy suspense classics: Rear Window (1954), Dial M for Murder (1954), and To Catch a Thief (1955). Though her untouchable beauty made for a sometimes-aloof screen presence, only Hitchcock seemed able to capture the sensuality simmering deep within this snow-capped volcano. She never got naked on screen, but she got close in The Bridges at Toko-Ri (1954). It's not Hitchcock, but you'll hitch up your pants and take out your cock while watching it--specifically the scene in which Grace goes for a swim in a pool. At first glance--or wank--it may appear that she's skinny dipping. However, it's more likely that she's wearing a strapless bikini. This doesn't change the fact that Ms. Kelly graces us with a surplus of breast meat, proving that this attractress could have been a pin-up if she wanted to. A mere two years after her skinema debut, Grace hightailed it out of Hollywood for good to marry Prince Rainier of Monaco, giving her a title she seemed destined for: Her Serene Royal Highness. The actress-cum-monarch perished in a car accident in 1982, but, thanks to her legacy on film, she'll always rule as the world's most amazing Grace.
