England’s Jenny Agutter started as a child actress but grew to become adored by grownups—from critics to skinophiles in a handful of sensual cinema classics. Throughout her esteemed career, she has sizzled on Britain’s boob-tube (The Railway Children, TECX, The Newcomers, Spooks, Britain’s Finest, The All New Alexei Sayle Show , And the Beat Goes On) yet we're more apt to admire her alluring moves in movies. While she won the Emmy for "Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama" for her work in The Snow Goose (1971) Ms. Agutter first caught our attention in filmmaker Nicolas Roeg’s Walkabout (1971). Set in the Australian outback, the cult favorite features a healthy heaping of Jenny’s flesh as she goes full-frontal during a skinny dipping scene. In addition to flashing her bra and panties, the arousing ingénue bares her breasts, butt and bush in the bush! Once the hardworking hottie headed for Hollywood, she (and her naked T&A) starred in the sci-fi flick Logan’s Run (1976), and took it all off changing into some furs. Jen again showed her three Bs (including some swinging seventies bush), this time for the art-house drama Equus (1977) and the obscure Western China 9, Liberty 37 (1978). Talk about being an overexposed actress! After revealing her rack and rump in the relationship drama Sweet William (1980), the skintastic starlet was cast in the John Landis comedy-horror classic An American Werewolf in London (1981). As a sexy British nurse, she gives a lycanthropy-infected David Naughton her best bedside manner. During a steamy sequence set to Van Morrison’s “Moondance,” Jenny proves baby got back, mams and muff as she gets busy in the shower and under the sheets. It’s enough to stir your shapeshifter! How do you think the "hairy handed gent who ran amuck in Kent" got those hairy palms? Jenny has been steadily working as an actress for decades, most notably starring as British World Security Councilwoman Hawley in both The Avengers (2012) and Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014), and as Sister Julienne on the BBC's Call the Midwife. Unfortunately, we haven't gotten a chance to fully see her MILFY, post-thirty year old body the dystopian world of Logan's Run would have deprived us of. Still, it's hard to concentrate on the larger themes of the sci-fi and horror classics Jenny starred in when she's so sexy onscreen. One look at Jenny and your mind goes straight in the the A-gutter.