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00:11:00Nude, breasts, bushBabs drops her clothes and BAM! Awesome full frontal nudity by Mrs. Ringo Starr. She handjobbifies a fat dude on a bed, showing plenty of nice rock star wife bush!
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00:33:34Nude, breastsBarbara bares her boobaras when she hops out of the bathtub. Don't blink, or you'll miss it!
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01:09:40Nude, breasts, underwearBarbara Bach peels off her clothes, wearing nothing but a pair of panties as she changes!
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01:23:47Nude, body double, breastsBODY DOUBLE: No real thingo from Lady Ringo--the right boob shown in the shower belongs to a body double.
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00:38:25Nude, breastsDon't tell Ringo, but we caught a glimpse of his wife's left nip as she gets into a car with 007!
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Premium
00:45:00Nude, breastsBarbara flashes just a hint of nip in bed with Marc Porel.
Barbara Bach may be best known as the wife of Ringo Starr, whom she met, wooed, and finally married after starring with him in Caveman (1981), but Babs wowed Italian audiences in a number of sultry roles that never quite made it to the States (perhaps they are lost somewhere in the Bermuda Triangle?). Her berbooba triangle is shown in films like A Few Hours of Sunlight (1971) and Black Belly of the Tarantula (1972). In the former we get a few seconds of Barbara's nipple, and in the latter we see her tanned belly and supple sideboob. However, it was her role as Major Anya Amasova in the Bond film The Spy Who Loved Me (1977), complete with a quick flash of her body double's right breast in the shower, that put her on the skin map here in America. In Force 10 from Navarone (1978), we get a luscious look at the 2 from Her Chest, and in the extremely rare Der Supertyp (AKA Ecco noi per esempio; trans. Here's Us, For Example) (1977), we're treated to her untrimmed "strawberry field." Mrs. Ringo Starr returned to American and British cinema in the 1980s, appearing in such projects as The Cooler (1982) and Give My Regards to Broad Street (1984). Unfortunately, her burgeoning skinema career was over--and her acting career wrapped up soon after, her final credit being 1986's To the North of Katmandu. We wish that Barbara would come Bach to cinema, and maybe even flash her geriatric globes.