Marie-France Pisier Nude

This next flawless specimen is a Mr. Skin favorite and one of the most beautiful actresses ever to be filmed. The effortlessly skin-ful and occasionally sinful Marie-France Pisier was born during WWII in Vietnam, where her father was a French colonial governor. By age seventeen this delectable French pastry was living in Paris and appearing in experimental films, her first being L'amour à vingt ans (1962). No intellectual lightweight, Marie found time for college in between her '60s films shoots, completing her law and political science degrees at the University of Paris. So if you happen to sport a hard-on for smart tarts, Marie-France is your girl! After appearing in a number of obscure French art films, Marie gained international attention in 1975 for her Cesar award-winning performance in Cousin, Cousine (1975). This also meant a wider audience for her Gallic gallivanting. Hollywood finally caught a full-frontal glimpse of Marie's furry French souffle in The Other Side of Midnight (1977), but before you could say sacre bleu! Marie had disappeared from American screens and was back in European films such as Le Soeurs Brontë (1979), French Postcards (1980) (where she once again bared her baby bon-bons), and Chanel Solitaire (1981). Marie wrote the best-selling novel The Governor's Party in 1990 and went on to direct the film version of the book. She directed movies and appeared on French TV until her untimely death in 2011. It's a tragedy for flesh fiends and for cinephiles world wide. This particular hottie is irreplaceable!