Georgina Hale
Nude

She’s not as well known as Diana Rigg or Judie Dench, but Georgina Hale is another striking older UK stage actress with an impressive skinematic legacy. She quickly became a favorite of daring director Ken Russell when she bared her bod in his bizarre historical epic The Devils (1971). She worked again with Russell as a vamping lesbian in the campy musical The Boyfriend (1971) before the director really indulged her body-baring bravado in his classical biopic Mahler (1974). She also let her butt breathe while cooking in an apron in the Roger Daltrey-led drama McVicar (1980). Georgina made some trashier films, including the famously bad sex farce The World Is Full of Married Men (1979), but she always maintained a classical stage career. Her theater credits include Pygmalion, The Seagull, Phèdre, Mourning Becomes Electra, Britannicus, and The Cherry Orchard. Georgina’s screen success slowed in the ’80s, as her only credited feature film from that decade is Castaway (1986). She has since made a revealing reemergence, though, including a titillating turn in the dominatrix drama Preaching to the Perverted (1997). She also provided some stunning northern exposure as randy royalty in the upper-class thriller AKA (2002). That’s her most recent nude role, but don’t let it stop you from seeing just how well Ms. Hale has held up. Over the last two decades she has kept her cans covered but flashed her fabulous face in all manner of motion pictures. Check out Angel (2015) to see Georgina as a Grandma I’d Like to F…