Moll Flanders (1996)

Grown-up crooks seldom stop to consider the inimical effects their life of crime will have upon any offspring who are left behind. Poor, impressionable child Moll Flanders (1996), played by Robin Wright, is remanded to a nunnery after her thieving mom is put to death. A pretty child, Moll fails to escape the soul-hardening attentions of a bent priest, but she does eventually flee to the streets of London, where she can ply an honest trade with the precious commodity between her legs. What lies ahead for Moll but the despairing descent into disease and treachery that claimed the life of dear old Mom? Well, miracles, perhaps, do happen. Fine of figure and delicate of face, sweet femme Flanders catches the eye of an artist in search of a figure to paint, who eventually sees beneath her brittle shell and falls in love. Based on a Daniel Defoe novel from the late 1700's, the story is told via Morgan Freeman's Hibble telling Aisling Corcoran's Flora what happened to her mother. Moll provides all the nudity in this one, almost exclusively during the years she poses for John Lynch's artist character Jonathan. Check out Robin's sweet treats as she chows down on some grapes topless while getting painted, or have a look at Moll's chest balls after her and Jonathan take things to the next level. We love to see her pose, since it lets us get a good look at those! Watch for an unexpected happy ending in this one, and we're not just talking about the one you'll give yourself, draining your balls to Moll Flanders!