Colombian cutie Lucia Costantini is a paragon of skin virtue. She only appeared in one film, but she showed off everything she possibly could in that lone screen appearance, which makes her a great example for the often cantankerous youth of today. No warming up to it with a bra and panties shot, no questioning the artistic necessity of the scene within the film's narrative, no asking for a double, just action: clapperboard snaps, clothes hit the ground, here's my snatch, tits and butt. Director yells, cut! Great work everyone, let's move on. See you at Craft services. That makes her one of the most savvy ladies to ever work in the biz. Show it all off in one fell swoop and move on with your career. In Lucia's case, she started as a seamstress and wardrober in the late 60s before appearing in Cannibal Holocaust (1980). Often believed to be the first found footage movie ever made, the flick is about the found footage of a documentary crew who sought to study Amazonian tribes, who end up getting eaten. Lucia's appearance in that controversial landmark film was simply skinsational, with Miss Costantini showing off her mud-covered mams, moneymaker, and super hairy muff while she fights off an Amazonian attacker. It delivers. After that dirty work, Lucia headed back to the costume department, working on movies like The Mafia Triangle (1981) and the TV show La piovra. We wish the other actresses she worked with were as willing to take their clothes off like Lucia. In just one movie, Lucia Costantini was constantly getting us huge!
