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Nude, butt Ep. 05x01 Some brief buttage from Lucy as she is banging Vampire Eric in a shipping container.
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Nude, butt, underwear Lucy slightly lowers her panties, showing off her butt, and a guy on a computer analyzes that moment over and over again!
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Sexy, underwear Lucy Griffiths is skintastic in this sexy scene!
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Sexy, underwear Lucy Griffiths is skintastic in this sexy scene!
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Sexy, underwear Ep. 01x04 | 00:26:20 Lucy Griffiths is skintastic in this sexy scene!
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Sexy Ep. 01x05 | 00:21:19 Lucy Griffiths is skintastic in this sexy scene!
Button-nosed, blue-eyed Brit beauty Lucy Griffiths is a regular on the television screen in her native country, with a debut in 2006 as both Rebecca in Sea of Souls and Lettie in Sugar Rush. Her big break, and a part she’s still well-known for, came in the form of BBC series Robin Hood in 2006-2009, where she portrayed the famous Marian (insert joke about Little John being a big boy here). The role led the lovely Lucy to one as Jane Tarrant in the mini-series Collision (2009), and to another popular role as Ruth in The Little House in 2010. A couple of movies, including The Numbers Station (2013) with John Cusack and the magnificent Malin Akerman, kept the actress occupied while she cemented her vampiric state as Nora Gainesborough in the hit HBO series True Blood—where she definitely caught the eye of Mr. Skin. In a shipping-container sex scene, her hot bod was on display in a black bra and no panties, offering up a bitable view of her butt (insert joke about wooden stake here). Big-screen movie roles as a young woman in Winter’s Tale (2014); Rebecca in Last Summer (2014); and Joy Andrews in Uncanny (2015), with a peek at her cheeks and the line that divides them when she pulls down her saucy and sporty red panties; were followed by a starring role as Emily in the American television series Preacher, based on the comic book series of the same name. Appropriate, since you’re preaching to the choir if you’re trying to convince us of Lucy’s angelic figure.