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Elizabeth Montgomery is breast known for playing the beautiful witch Samantha Stevens on the classic ABC sitcom, Bewitched. The debate over which supernatural boob tube babe was hotter, Sam from Bewitched or Jeannie from I Dream of Jeannie, will be argued until the end of time.

But if a choice must be made between these two enchantresses, we would have to side with Elizabeth Montgomery simply because we have gotten to see Elizabeth Montgomery nude — yes, Samantha Stevens from Bewitched has shown some of her breast parts onscreen, while her bottled competitor remained covered up.

Elizabeth Montgomery Bewitches TV Audiences Everywhere

Elizabeth Montgomery is the daughter of movie star Robert Montgomery, and she took up acting on her dad's early '50s TV show Robert Montgomery Presents. The good reviews Elizabeth Montgomery received and the fact that she was born into Hollywood royalty opened many doors for this strikingly beautiful actress. The role of Samantha Stevens, the suburban housewife and practicing witch, was created as a vehicle for Elizabeth, and it made her a household name. But Elizabeth Montgomery became a Skin Central name for her more mature roles after the nose twitching ended.

Elizabeth Montgomery's charm extended well beyond Samantha's famous nose twitch. Her playful expressions, confident delivery, and effortless chemistry with her co-stars helped make Bewitched a television favorite throughout the 1960s and early 1970s. As Samantha, she balanced the frustrations of married life with magical mishaps, giving audiences a character who felt relatable despite her supernatural abilities.

Elizabeth Montgomery's Transformation Into Dramatic Roles

Following her success on Bewitched, Elizabeth Montgomery began pursuing darker television projects featuring complicated women and emotionally demanding storylines. Her choice of characters reflected an interest in exploring subjects that conventional sitcoms rarely addressed.

In A Case of R*pe (1974), Montgomery portrayed a woman struggling to obtain justice after a sexual assault. The television movie examined the treatment of survivors within the legal system and gave Montgomery an opportunity to deliver a serious, emotionally charged performance.

She later starred in The Awakening Land (1978), a television miniseries based on Conrad Richter's novels. Playing Sayward Luckett Wheeler, Montgomery portrayed a frontier woman navigating hardship, family responsibilities, and the challenges of building a life in the American wilderness.

Elizabeth Montgomery Nude on Film

Elizabeth Montgomery portrayed an axe murderer chopping up mama and papa in Legend of Lizzy Borden (1975), in which she stripped naked to do the dirty deed and revealed her pink nipples and soft bosom. Elizabeth Montgomery's nip slip in The Legend of Lizzy Borden is one of the all-time great skinadvertant network nude. Then there are more glimpses of Elizabeth Montgomery’s tits when she popped her peepers out of bed in Belle Star (1980) and stared topless into a mirror in Between the Darkness and the Dawn (1985). Those performances really put a spell on you—in your pants!

Elizabeth Montgomery's Most Memorable Nude Scenes

The Legend of Lizzie Borden stands out as one of Montgomery's most provocative television productions. The historical drama follows Lizzie Borden, the Massachusetts woman accused of murdering her father and stepmother in 1892. Montgomery portrayed the accused killer with an unsettling combination of composure, calculation, and emotional restraint.

In Belle Starr, Montgomery portrayed the notorious American outlaw associated with the Wild West. The production traded suburban settings for frontier landscapes, period costumes, and a rebellious historical figure.

Between the Darkness and the Dawn offered another distinctive character, with Montgomery portraying a woman who awakens after spending years in a coma. The story explores her attempts to reconnect with a world that has changed dramatically during her absence.

Elizabeth Montgomery's Lasting Hollywood Legacy

Elizabeth Montgomery continued working in television throughout the 1980s and 1990s, appearing in dramas and made-for-television movies. Her later projects included The Black Widow Murders: The Blanche Taylor Moore Story (1993) and The Corpse Had a Familiar Face (1994).

Her contributions to television earned multiple Emmy and Golden Globe nominations, reflecting a career that spanned several decades and numerous genres. She also became known for supporting charitable causes and advocating for social issues outside her acting career.

Sadly, Elizabeth Montgomery died in 1995, leaving behind an extensive collection of performances that continue to entertain classic television audiences. From Samantha Stevens' enchanting smile to her daring onscreen appearances, she remains a memorable Hollywood beauty whose talent and charisma never lost their magic.