Micheline Presle Sexy

Like the Energizer Bunny, French fox Micheline Presle keeps going! Also known as Micheline Prelle, the 99-year-old was once a teenage ingénue who made her movie debut in La Fessée (1937). The following year, she was given the Prix Suzanne Bianchetti Award as the most promising young actress in France. Granted, if Mr. Skin was around back then, he’d have given Micheline his prix award too! After starring in the skinternational hit Devil in the Flesh (1947), the blonde bombshell burst onto the Hollywood scene. In 1950, she was cast opposite John Garfield in Under My Skin and Tyrone Power in American Guerrilla in the Philippines directed by Fritz Lang. Next, Micheline performed with leading man Errol Flynn in Adventures of Captain Fabian (1951). Titillating turns in Royal Affairs in Versailles (1954), Her Bridal Night (1956), Mistress of the World (1960), Imperial Venus (1962), and A Young Emmanuelle (1976) followed. In between, Micheline (and her fab figure) could be seen donning risqué lingerie in the French flick Five Day Lover (1961). In fact, the pretty Parisian returned to her homeland, where she continued to work until 2014. Micheline’s style, grace, and singing voice made her the most popular actress in France during the 1940s, and has since helped her amass a resumé that includes more than 200 film (Néa, Les Misérables, Fanfan) and TV (Clochemerle, Les Saintes chéries, V comme vengeance) credits. Suffice it to say, the statuesque stunner has proved she’s a towering figure in the entertainment industry. Merci, Mademoiselle Presle!