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Nude, breasts, bush 00:38:00 Ask and ye shall receive! Check out her long-nipped nubbies as she cuddles with her fella . . . then a brief full frontal when Mr. Crafty snaps a picture.
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Nude, breasts 00:21:00 Just a hint of her left lactoid is in view when she gets up from a makeout session with Jorge Poza. Methinks she is "Owen" us a little more skin!
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Nude, breasts 00:44:00 Decent look at her boobs in black and white when she looks at a animated Polaroid shot from her younger days. Like Harry Potter, only with more tits.
Born under the name "Lisa Dian Owen Wyckoff" on July 8, 1965, in Mexico City, Mexico, Lisa Owen started her career in the entertainment biz back in 1989 with a bit part in the Mexican feature Intimidad. Unfortunately, she’s spent the better part of her career there, although she has risen to a respectable height of fame with roles in such blockbuster hits as Algunas nubes (1995), Desiertos mares (1995), and El Amor de tu vida S.A. (1996). She finally made her way into English-language flicks in 1999 with a small role in the Ray Liotta flick Pilgrim and was fairly recognizable in the hit 2001 Antonio “How You Say? Ah, Yes…” Banderas picture Original Sin, but her pan y mantequilla remains in Mexican cinema. If one would enjoy a better look at Lisa’s goodies, then check out 2001’s El Segundo aire. It’s billed as a “romantic comedy,” which translates into testosteronian as “chick flick,” but it more than makes up for this little trifle with several tantalizing shots of Lisa’s incredible rack, as well as a brief but savory glimpse of her belly-beard. Don’t miss it! Sadly, that's the only time we've been able to catch Lisa's hot bod on camera. Some of her more recent onscreen credits include works such as Bienvenida Realidad (2011), Viento en contra (2011), The Amazing Catfish (2013), El Señor de los Cielos (2013), Eisenstein in Guanajuato (2015), The Mongolian Conspiracy (2018), and Crime Diaries: The Candidate (2019). One thing is clear — Ms. Owens owes us another peek!