With no prior experience, flicking the Beantown's Alison Folland landed her first cinematic role as a result of a mass casting call for Gus Van Sant's To Die For (1995), while just a high schooler. Needless to say, she got the part, nailed the role, and enjoyed a fairly rapid ascent up the Hollywood food chain. Following a bit part in Before and After (1996), Alison brought just a bit of sexiness to the screen when she landed the lead in the acclaimed arthouse staple All Over Me (1997). (No, it's not a porno flick as the title might suggest, nor does it mark the cinematic debut of Monica Lewinsky.) It's a Meryl Streep and Liam Neeson drama about a married couple whose son is accused of murder, where we see Folland entering the land of female fondling in a leztastic moment. She soon found herself in character roles again, albeit in acclaimed movies such as Good Will Hunting (1997), Boys Don't Cry (1999), and Finding Forrester (2000). But since we're here to find some nudity, fortunately Alison took some time out to finally flash her fantastic flappers in Things Behind the Sun (2001). It's a seriously depressing movie, so beware, but there are ample glimpses of her gargantuan gazongas while she lay in bed with (the incredibly fortunate) Gabriel Mann. The tryst is very realistic. Alison, was Mann's aim true? She moved on to She Hate Me (2004), played Grace in I'm Not There (2007) and made her last real impact on the acting world as Micky Ward's ex, Laurie Carroll in The Fighter (2010). Makes sense, Alison Folland is a knockout!
