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Nude, breasts 00:52:57 A helpful gent underearths Alexandra's bare boobs after she's buried alive in sand.
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Nude, breasts 01:40:17 Finally, our lovely heroine meets a sad, bloody end as the mysterious man slices through her lusicous lefty to cut out her heart. Skingorilicious!
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Nude, breasts, butt, bush, body double 01:37:07 BODY DOUBLE: The coffin is opened, and "Maribel" is the brunette on the left showing left boob and bush . . . only, yes, it's a double. Drag!
Do you recognize Alexandra Bastedo? If you’re a Morrissey fan you should since the gorgeous ingénue graced the cover of Rank (1988), a live album recorded by the post-punk, pre-Brit pop alternative rock band The Smiths. Here, at Skin Central, we bet even the group’s famously celibate frontman was tempted by the statuesque stunner. If so, he must have been a fan of The Kashmiri Run (1970) since the Spanish movie marked Alexandra’s nude debut! Or perhaps the Pope of Mope groped himself while watching the skintastic starlet flash her flesh in the horror flick The Blood Spattered Bride (1972). Even though Alex’s bare breast is covered in blood, you’ll be covered in another bodily fluid after peeking at her perfect peaks! If that’s not arousing enough, the ravishing actress reveals her rack in the sack during the kinky drama El mirón (1977). Throughout her career, the hardworking hottie sizzled on film (Estigma) and on TV (Codename). Indeed, she’s best known for playing secret agent Sharron Macready in the adventure series The Champions (1968). The titillating turn earned the boob tube babe sex symbol status! But what probably turned Morrissey on the most is the fact that Alexandra wrote books about being a vegetarian and an animal rights advocate. Yet despite her healthy and humanitarian ways, the true beauty passed away when she was 67 in 2014. But when it comes to Ms. Bastedo’s life, Mr. Skin is reminded of The Smiths song “There Is a Light That Never Goes Out.”