Antoinette Crowe-Legacy isn't just a pretty face with a last name like an early 2000's straight to video action flick. She's a graduate of Yale's drama school and winner of the Carol Finch Dye Award, following in the footsteps of fellow former recipients Frances McDormand and Meryl Streep. Now that's a legacy to follow, and an accomplishment to crow about! Born in Texas, she headed to New Haven after getting her bachelor's at SMU, and has mainly acted on the stage. After making her screen debut in the short film Expectations (2018), she more than lived up to our lofty ones by giving us a peek at her talented cheeks in 2019's Godfather of Harlem. Antoinette plays Elise Johnson, the heroin addicted daughter of the famed Harlem drug dealer Bumpy Johnson, played by Forrest Whittaker. When the corrupt cops bring her in, they suspect she might be hiding some product, so one holds her down and for Antoinette, it's off with her pants. She's wearing a thong, so we don't get to see the full Crowe show, but for someone so green in her acting career, the peek at her bumpin backside is a very nice start. Up next she's heading to the world of elevated horror, with a role in Geechee, an upcoming thriller about a woman who moves to the Caribbean and becomes haunted by the souls of the island's former slaves. Hopefully it's not too classy and cerebral to give us our favorite horror movie trope: oodles and oodles of gratuitous nudity. And if it's from Antoinette? Then we want a ton of it!
