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She did a full frontal scene in this movie.
This was #12 among our Top Nude Scenes of 1996. She was in her mid-twenties at the time. She is still working, still sexy, but 22 years have passed since this film was released, and she has never done another worthwhile nude scene. (She did have some dark and almost unrevealing exposure in that notorious bomb, Solaris.)
Today is her 49th birthday.
You may know her better as the long-term partner of Dirty Harry.
She did nude scenes in four films in the mid-70s. Two of them are her well-known partnerships with Clint Eastwood in The Gauntlet and The Outlaw Josey Wales. The other two are more obscure: Death Game and the Second Coming of Suzanne. Here’s an overview of her nude career.
The first look at Aquamom in a fight scene
https://youtu.be/7JZPYDt6tBw
Ol’ Dirty Harriet in Friends and Lovers (1999)
IMDb says she has two films in the pipeline, but I haven’t seen her in years.
Olivia Wilde in Drinking Buddies (2013)
It’s the best version I have seen. It’s nice and large, and has been brightened.
“Trump Moves to Deport Vietnam War Refugees”
This is even a bigger dose of WTF than usual.
“Many pre-1995 arrivals, all of whom were previously protected under the 2008 agreement by both the administrations of Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama, were refugees from the Vietnam War. Some are the children of those who once allied with American and South Vietnamese forces, an attribute that renders them undesirable to the current regime in Hanoi, which imputes anti-regime beliefs to the children of those who opposed North Vietnam. This anti-Communist constituency includes minorities such as the children of the American-allied Montagnards, who are persecuted in Vietnam for both their ethnicity and Christian religion.”
Note that ONLY applies to people who have been living in the United States for 23 years or more. Since a 2017 ruling already declared the intent to deport any in that group who committed crimes, and this new policy would exempt those who have become citizens, this new policy would therefore deport people displaced by the war in Vietnam who have been living in the USA for 23 years or more as law-abiding residents, but without the protection of citizenship. It would deport them to a country that persecutes them either for being Christian or for their own or their parents’ support of America.
Does that make sense to anyone?
