Ingeborga Dapkunaite Nude

War is hell, but that doesn’t mean there’s no heaven to be found. Take lusty Lithuanian Ingeborga Dapkūnaitė for example. The waiflike blonde has been working as an actor since Mano mazyte zmona (AKA My Little Wife) (1984). She captivated in a number of popular Eastern European cines like Intergirl (1991) and Burnt by the Sun (1994) before breaking into Hollywood with roles in Mission: Impossible (1996) and Seven Years in Tibet (1997). Despite her success in two geographically distinct but thematically risqué cinematic circles, it wasn’t until she was nearly 40 that she exposed her blonde ambition. That was in the movie War (2002), where she’s tortured by being dunked into a raging, frigid river. One person’s torture is another’s pleasure, though, as Ingeborga is completely nude from the hair on her bushy bush-bush to the top of her tiny tits. Once she got a taste of onscreen skin, she couldn’t get enough and celebrated the beginning of her fifth decade on the planet with 25 degrés en hiver (AKA 25 Degrees in Winter) (2004) and a shower scene. She must have also gained a lust for torture, as one of her follow-up flicks was Hannibal Rising (2007), in which she plays the mother of a teenage Hannibal Lecter. Her most recent skindeavor was 30 Beats (2012). It'll take you no more than 30 beats to finish to this mature but still-scintillating actress in a steam room scene. Maybe in her next movie she'll doff the one-piece so we can get the whole (hair)pie.