Emily Woof Nude

Emily Woof is anything but a dog, but you might feel a little animalistic when you see her all naked and charming and hot. You might expect the British-born actress to have an arty-skewing filmography, and she does have a few of those on her resume, but her fancy Oxford education doesn’t mean all of her film roles are of the uptight, high-falutin variety. You’ll find her playing Mandy in the raunchy comedy The Full Monty (1997), and Shannon in Velvet Goldmine (1998), the Oscar-nominated rock and roll film starring Ewan McGregor, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, and Christian Bale—and Emily is topless in it, her strawberry-tipped melons a fruitful display of deliciousness. While this look is on the brief side, fear not, for the actress takes another stab at on-screen nudity and succeeds exceedingly well with her role as Karen Holten in Passion (1999), an Australian movie that also featured Barbara Hershey. As the lover of famous (and apparently quite kinky) Melbourne composer Percy Grainger in the deliciously decadent film, she lets loose all her parts while she gets “passionately” whipped before having her picture taken. There’s also ropes involved, just as an FYI. While Emily’s bumps are minor, they’re still bare and beautiful, and her toned body is a work of art—besides being photographable. On British TV, she played Ann Fleming in the TV movie Ian Fleming: Bondmaker (2005), and took on the regular role of D.S. Kerr in the popular and long-running (since 1960) TV series Coronation Streetin 2016. She also played Dr. Megan Harrison in another popular Brit series, Casualty in 2020. Mr. Skin will end this bio by saying that dog is man’s best friend. Woof.