Valérie Bonnier Nude

Although Valérie enjoyed a semi-successful acting career for a few years in the late-1970s, she is much more well-known for her screenwriting, penning such French pictures as Il y a des jours… et des Lunes, Crimes et jardins, and La Petite maman. Nevertheless, Valérie made quite an impact on cinema when she debuted in 1976 with a supporting role in the Udo Kier classic Spermula. Even though she was quite alluring in the role, she showed off much more in the way of Skin in her 1977 outing The Man Who Loved Women. In what would prove to be her final role, Valérie pulled out her sweater-dogs for a nice, albeit brief look-see.