Street People (1976)

Following suit with the classic 70s crime flicks like The French Connection (1971) or Dirty Harry (1971), we get James Bond himself, Roger Moore, as a badass lawyer on the wrong side of the law in Street People (1976).  This is a bit of a 70s set spaghetti western as it's actually an Italian exploitation flick from an entirely Italian crew, that just so happened to be shot in San Francisco with a couple of Hollywood legends leading the cast.  Roger Moore plays an anglo-Sicilian lawyer whose family ties run deep in the Sicilian mob, including an uncle who is a heavy hitter in the Cosa Nostra.  When his uncle is accused of being a heroin trafficker, his honor is offended because he would never introduce drugs into his city!  So he employs his hotshot lawyer nephew, Ulisse (Moore) to investigate who is actually besmirching his good gangster name.  As he digs into the hilly back alleys of San Fran, he soon discovers that there are some serious bad guys out to bring down his uncle, so he needs some muscle to help him out and asks his Grand Prix race car driving best friend, Charlie (Stacy Keach), to help give these wannabe gangsters a taste of what they got coming to them, some serious whiplash!  Roger Moore definitely steals every scene he is in, but it's the gorgeous Loretta Persichetti showing off her peaks and patootie while rubbing and old mobsters calves down while completely naked that is going to make you want to rewind again and again.  She's only got about 30 seconds of screen time, but even 007 himself would probably have to order an extra martini to numb the sensory overload of that sexy!