Olga Georges-Picot Nude

During the 1970s, global movie goers ogled Olga Georges-Picot. But before the ravishing actress became a skinternational success, she was born in Shanghai (in Japanese-occupied China) to a French father and Russian mother. Olga furthered her worldly travels when she studied at the International School in Geneva, attended the Lycée français de New York, and trained at the Actors Studio in Paris. So, it’s no surprise the universally-appealing ingénue made her movie debut in Tales of Paris (1962). An uncredited part in the Audrey Hepburn vehicle Two for the Road (1967) followed. But once Ms. Georges-Picot flaunted her full frontal nudity in Glissements progressifs du plaisir (1973), her screen credits and masses of fans appeared. In fact, the skintastic starlet thrilled audiences when she revealed her rack and rump in the thriller The Day of the Jackal (1973) directed by Fred Zinnemann. Next came the racy romp Les confidences d’un lit trop accueillant (1973) for which Olga showed off her comic timing as well as her three Bs! The sexy brunette continued to expose her sense of humor (and ample cleavage) as the randy Countess Alexandrovna in the Woody Allen rom-com Love and Death (1975). At that time, she also popped up in the miniseries Härte 10 (1974-1975). Through the years, Olga scored guest spots (L’ auberge de la licorne; Lili, petit à petit) and main roles (Le Premier juré, Poly en Espagne) on French TV shows and German series (Ringstraßenpalais). Unfortunately, she ended her life in 1997. Au revoir, Mademoiselle Georges-Picot.