ENF's from Movies, TV and Commercials

[lonmol]

Originally Posted by adorenues

What film?

The film title is on the caps, I think.

[bonzo4]

Originally Posted by lonmol

The film title is on the caps, I think.

No it isn't

[dougy2222]

Originally Posted by bonzo4

No it isn't

Yes it is. "On a trouvé une femme nue (1934)"

[lonmol]

Assorted ENFs/Forced strippings. I think the first cap is from one of the Emmanuelle films and the second to the last one is from; Birds of Paradise. The others I have no idea.

[adorenues]

Originally Posted by dougy2222

Yes it is. "On a trouvé une femme nue (1934)"

Found a short clip on youtube here: youtube.com/watch?v=2oGLQGRhvJU

...although it's a series of still frames. There's also a scene with (another?) woman topless.

[lonmol]

Elizabeth Taylor ENFs, from the film; The Sandpiper. She actually has two ENF moments in this movie (see photos).

[hal9000i]

Originally Posted by lonmol

Elizabeth Taylor ENFs, from the film; The Sandpiper. She actually has two ENF moments in this movie (see photos).

Elizabeth Taylor...over rated.

A modest acting talent and attractive for 20 minutes or so after becoming an adult. Then a lifetime of up and down bloat.

[lonmol]

Originally Posted by hal9000i

Elizabeth Taylor...over rated.

A modest acting talent and attractive for 20 minutes or so after becoming an adult. Then a lifetime of up and down bloat.

She was stunning when she was young, but her looks didn't last long. I'd say calling her a modest talent is being generous. I remember an exchange between her and Richard Burton on a talk show once. In mid conversation Burton turned to her and blurted out; "You are a horrible actress". Truer words were never spoken.

[hal9000i]

Originally Posted by lonmol

She was stunning when she was young, but her looks didn't last long. I'd say calling her a modest talent is being generous. I remember an exchange between her and Richard Burton on a talk show once. In mid conversation Burton turned to her and blurted out; "You are a horrible actress". Truer words were never spoken.

Ouch! But I'll go along with it.

Another one is Faye Over-Rated, er, Dunaway. Never much cared for her looks wise and certainly never felt she was a great actress.

A favorite film of mine is "Three Days of the Condor" and I feel she's passable, but can't keep up with Redford.

[lonmol]

Originally Posted by hal9000i

Ouch! But I'll go along with it.

Another one is Faye Over-Rated, er, Dunaway. Never much cared for her looks wise and certainly never felt she was a great actress.

A favorite film of mine is "Three Days of the Condor" and I feel she's passable, but can't keep up with Redford.

Funny thing was, Taylor didn't argue the point. She knew she was horrible. The only movie I liked Faye Dunaway in was Bonnie and Clyde. She had a good hidden nudity scene in that film, though I never really cared for her looks either. One actress from that era who I did think was extremely good looking was Jill Clayburgh. An underappreciated beauty, who wasn't afraid to take her clothes off.