Lisa Langlois Nude

Lisa Langlois, who hails from the Great White North, began her acting career in the Canadian TV series Sidestreet. She followed that up with the 1977 short The Stowaway before landing a part in the Donald Sutherland picture Les liens de sang (AKA Blood Relatives) in 1978. By the early 1980s, things were looking up for the young starlet, who had landed sizable roles in movies like Klondike Fever (1980), It Rained All Night the Day I Left (1980), and Phobia (1980). Our dongs were looking up after the last of these flicks since she gets completely naked for a bath in one of its scenes. A few years later, Lisa was kind enough to grant us another glimpse of her bare body in the Steve Guttenberg flop The Man Who Wasn’t There (1983). (It should have been called The Man Who Wasn’t Funny…) The movie’s only redeeming parts are the several looks at Lisa’s parts, including her breasts, bush, and plump ass after she "reappears" in front of some understandably startled policemen. And although she isn't naked in the movies Deadly Eyes (1982) and Transformations (1989), she looks awfully sexy in her underwear. Unfortunately, things would not always be this good for Lisa--or our dongs--because by the 1990s her career had slowed to a crawl, with her only notable parts coming in the form of guest spots on TV series like Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction, PSI Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal, and Vengeance Unlimited. Lisa returned to cinema in the late 2000s but she has yet to return to skinema.