How many credits does it take to build a career in show business? Technically, all you need is one, and Dominga Bofill is already ahead of the game with 11 (it seems like a lot now that Mr. Skin has compared it to one, doesn’t it?). The Chilean actress got her start as Alicia in the TV mini-series Solita Camino (2012), aka The Alone Way, and worked on a few short films before she popped up in another mini-series, the HBO Spanish-language show Roommates (2014), playing the character Manuela. Her first feature-length film was as Magdalena in the action, drama, horror revenge movie Trauma, where she appears not topless, but bottomless. She’s bedraggled and wielding a gun, but you can see everything below the waist—it’s pretty notable, since most actresses prefer to do the opposite and bequeath the skinematic world with bare boobs instead of bare bush. The thin-framed, brunette babe continued her penchant for mini-series when she popped up in Santiago Paranormal (2018), then switched it up by doing just some good old-fashioned regular TV series, playing Ruth in a 2019 episode of the comedy drama Vida perfecta, or Perfect Life, and Noe in multiple episodes of the comedy, drama, romance series Valeria in 2020. Mr. Skin wasn’t going to mention her short films, but one of the titles is just too good not to share: LOOF – Full Moon Breath; she plays a bodyguard in the 2019 project. Eleven credits, one nude moment, and a few extra sexy scenes—it sounds like a career to Mr. Skin!
