Those sexy sauna scenes had a lot of guys suffering through the popular drama Sisters--and a lot of that had to do with Sela Ward. This Mississippi maiden started out modeling but made her small screen debut on Saturday Night Live and her big screen debut as one of the women Burt Reynolds loved in The Man Who Loved Women (1983). She went on to appear in the Tom Berenger-led western Rustlers' Rhapsody (1985) and the Tom Hanks/Jackie Gleason dramedy Nothing in Common (1986), in which she lies topless with Tom in bed. Unfortunately, Sela keeps her sweet teats outside of the camera's frame, leaving us desperate to see them! As a consolation prize, we get some nice looks at her body in black lingerie. Sela's later career mainly concentrated on television, as she appeared clothed in a number of shows like Frasier, The New Batman Adventures, and the aforementioned Sisters, as well as TV movies like Double Jeopardy (1992), Killer Rules (1993), and Rescuers: Stories of Courage: Two Women (1997). But Sela took a break from the boob tube to light up the big screen as a slutty record executive getting down with Ryan Phillippe in the disco saga 54 (1998). She then secured some of the biggest roles of her career, namely Lily Manning on Once and Again, Stacy Warner on House, Jo Danville on CSI: NY, Margaret Graves on Graves, and Dana Mosier on FBI. Despite all these roles on TV and film, Ms. Ward hasn't gotten nude. Why, Sela, why?
