Before Angela Lansbury was capturing your grandmother’s eye, solving crimes as the clever-as-heck mystery-writer-turned-amateur-detective Jessica Fletcher on the hit drama series Murder, She Wrote (1984), she was probably turning your grandfather’s head. Born in London, England, Angela moved to New York City and initially made a name for herself on the stage. She earned a scholarship from the American Theatre Wing allowing her to study at the Feagin School of Drama and Radio, where she appeared in plays like The Way of the World and Lady Windermere's Fan. Angela was a regular leading lady in Hollywood during the 1940s, bringing her hotness to movies like The Harvey Girls (1946), Tenth Avenue Angel (1948), and The Three Musketeers (1948). We never got to see Angela’s booty or breasts, but she did bare her midriff, wearing a beautiful, jewel-embellished outfit in the classic Biblical drama Samson and Delilah (1949). Mr. Skin would love to feel-her-stines! Angela went to appear frustratingly clothed in hit films like Blue Hawaii (1961), The Manchurian Candidate (1962), The Greatest Story Ever Told (1965), and The Lady Vanishes (1979). We wish Angela’s clothes would’ve vanished during her career, but masturbators can’t be choosers! While Mr. Skin might be disappointed by Angela's covered-up ways, her work has been widely recognized by critics and peers. The star has won an Academy Award, a SAG Award, and a BAFTA Lifetime achievement award, plus five Tony Awards and six Golden Globes. Mr. Skin is still hoping to catch a glimpse of Angela's golden globes before she retires!
