Any fan that takes a look at Diana Rose is dying to see her fully exposed. This foxy firecracker appeared in only four films spanning the sixties and eighties, but that didn’t stop her from attaining a loyal fan base. And though she made an appearance in The Seduction (1982), an erotic thriller marketed on Morgan Fairchild's nude scenes, Diana's most seductive performance would prove to be her earlier role, in her film debut, Coogan’s Bluff (1968). And that’s no bluff. Playing the role of “Psychedelic Paint Girl”, Diana is seen in a night club, with her nude figure painted head to toe in fluorescent paint. Proudly hanging from a trapeze, simple black light can illuminate this luminary – incidentally, a black light will also illuminate the pants of any fan who happens to be watching. A bright green painted arrow curves around and points right to Rose’s rosebud, you know, the cougar's muff, while two more arrows point up towards her brightly blazing breasts. The arrows were nice, but most fans already knew where to look. Her trapeze lowers her into an eager crowd that looks like it was made up of the rejects from Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (1978). But who needs Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, when you could have Diana Rose in the sky without clothes on? Diana played a doctor alongside Linda Blair in the women in prison classic Chained Heat (1983), then showed up as a dancer in the space fighting tournament, B movie classic Arena (1989). Diana Rose may have chosen to leave acting behind, but we'll never forget seeing her covered in body paint. Diana Rose, keep taking off your clothes!
