Madeline Smith Nude

Cult movie siren and skinematic sexbomb supreme Madeline Smith is a UK T&A sensation who may be breast known to mainstream audiences for portraying Miss Caruso, the Italian secret agent whom James Bond unzipped with his magnetic wristwatch at the beginning of Live and Let Die (1973). Mouth-watering Madeline Smith actually debuted in the British comedy The Mini-Affair (1967), which she followed up with a tawdry rose in the explicit Susannah York nude lesbian melodrama The Killing of Sister George (1968). Naturally, Madeline Smith's knockout body and inherently erotic allure got her cast in the salacious screen romps Some Like It Sexy (1969) and Pussycat, Pussycat, I Love You (1970) prior to her popping her Hammer Horror cherry with a mam-orable turn as Dolly in Taste the Blood of Dracula (1970). That same year, we all got a stake driven through our pants by seeing Madeline Smith nude in The Vampire Lovers (1970), a sex-soaked blood-sucker epic that also showcases Ingrid Pitt nude. Also don't miss Up Pompeii (1971), which features an effervescent Madeline Smith nude bubble bath. From there, Madeline Smith kept covered, but her choice of film roles reads like a psychotronic movie lovers wet dream list and she's never less than absolutely sexsational in every part she plays. Check out Madeline Smith hot in The Magnificent Deadly Seven Deadly Sins (1971); Carry On Matron (1972); Up the Front (1972); The Love Ban (1873); Theatre of Blood (1973); Frankenstein and the Monster From Hell (1974); Percy's Progress (1974); The Bawdy Adventures of Tom Jones (1976); The Passionate Pilgrim (1984); and Crazy Bitch Blues (2020).