Born in Scotland, lovely lass Morven Christie cut her teeth as a Juliet worth dying for, onstage while working with the Royal Shakespeare Company and in British TV movies like Oliver Twist (2007) and Lost in Austen (2008), before getting her first big-screen role in the Kelly Brook starring, nine people trapped in a house and the final survivor will be allowed to leave, psychological drama, House of 9 (2005). Since then, the perfect ten has appeared in over 20 movies and TV shows in the UK, most notably the feel-good sports biopic The Flying Scotsman (2007) about famed Scottish cyclist Greme Obree, and the lush Victorian romance about young Queen Victoria, The Young Victoria (2009). But she'll really get your kilt twitching on the spy series Hunted, where in 2012 Morven made her nude debut by bringing her big bombers into bed with a dude. You'll be hunting for the pause button seeing her getting stuffed, and mounting her man. After making that man feel good, she starred as Sally Goodman in Death in Paradise, before showing up as an underwater mining technician in a future version of the UK in a couple episodes of Doctor Who. With looks Christy's could auction off for millions, Morven played Amanda Kendall in the 1950's detective drama Grantchester, Allison Hughes in The A Word, a drama about a mother raising an autistic child, and The Bay, a who-dunnit about a sergeant trying to find a missing person in England's Morecambe Bay. Morven's out bay, but we'd love to see her do more nudity. Feeling frisky, Ms. Christie?
