On set/publicity stills of Heather Thomas, from the film; Zapped!

Lonmol - how about this - Joan Collins was exactly the same age (45) when she made "The Stud" as Jennifer Aniston was when she made "The Millers".

By the way, Playboy had an amazing shot of Collins from "The Stud" where she is kissing a guy in a pool, and she is revealed full frontal - with thick black pubes down below. I've never seen the shot in any of the videotape versions I've seen. I wondered if it was a publicity still - it was in color, though.

Yes, I've seen that photo, too. In fact, I think I may have it, somewhere. I know that Playboy often had photographers on the sets of movies, and that they took photos of actresses showing far more than they ever intended to show. Of course, I doubt that there was ANYTHING that Joan Collins didn't intend to show. I have a few of these PB shots from Barbarella, but they have the bunny logo on them. I don't believe the Joan Collins photo has any watermarks on it, so I'm not sure if it's a Playboy photo, or just a publicity still that appeared IN Playboy.

Was it this one by any chance?

Publicity stills of Joan Collins, from the film; The b*tch.

On set/publicity stills of Joan Collins (stripping), from the film; Seven Thieves.

On set/publicity still of Madonna; from the film; A League of Their Own.

A sexy on set/publicity still of Shirley Jones, from the film; Elmer Gantry.

That's it! Thanks! I remember that in "The Stud" there is a pool scene where the camera pans of Collins' body while she is standing by the side of the pool. And you can see that she is topless and wearing a tiny flesh-colored thong. And at another point, she is on a swing that is over the pool kissing some guy and she is naked at that point. It does make me wonder how they set up these kinds of shots. Clearly, the shot from above that tomkeus posted was a posed shot. It is like the ultimate one-off full frontal for Collins.

On set/publicity still of Elizabeth Hurley covering in her underwear, from the film; Serving Sara. A terrible film, but one of the best EUF scenes in recent years.