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Nude, breasts 01:18:00 Who could resist the thrill of lesbo love with Anna? She tempts Essy (again!) lounging buck nekkid. Hey, there're those moon balloons again!
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Nude, breasts, butt 00:35:39 Anna lays fully nude on a bed, baring boobs and buns but keeping her bush out of view!
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Nude, breasts 01:01:00 Anna allows for a fleeting flash of tit or two while she wrestles with a lucky young feller in bed...
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Nude, breasts 00:40:55 Anna pops off her top while talking to George Segal and we get a nice look at her left breast when Ben Gazzara comes into the room and she stands up!
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Nude, breasts 01:03:00 Anna loses her dowdy dress (thank yooooou) to show off some seriously adorable Isaboobs.
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Nude, breasts 01:22:00 She runs to the door and makes sure the coast is clear before she has a two-for-one tuna taco night with Essy. Look at that right bobber bounce.
Hungry for some Hungarian meat? Then prepare to feast on the bounteous beauty of Anna Gaël, a Budapest babe who aims to please--that is, if you’re pleased by the B's three. Anna made her screen debut in Una storia milanese (AKA A Milanese Story) in 1962. She followed that up with a series of cines consisting of Beatrice (1965), To Commit a Murder (1967), Pension Clausewitz (1967), Hell Is Empty (1967), and The Woman Is a Stranger (1968). Her first and breast exposure came while under the direction of noted perv Radley Metzger in his lesbian drama Therese and Isabelle (1968) with onscreen lover Essy Persson. She went on to show some out-of-this-world T&A in the sci-fi flick Zeta One (1969). She's rumored to be briefly bare in The Bridge at Remagen (1969), and in the horror flick Blue Blood (1973) her naked boobs are sure to cure your blue balls. Sweeney 2 (1978) marked her last nude role, which gave us some nice views of her nice tits. After appearing in the 1981 film We're Not Angels... Neither Are They, Anna gave up acting to become a highly regarded war correspondent, covering troubles in South Africa, Vietnam, and Northern Ireland. We can't neglect to mention that Anna married Alexander Thynn, 7th Marquess of Bath, in 1969. This made her Anna Thynn, Marchioness of Bath. Alexander died in 2020; luckily Anna passed on her royal and ravishing genes to daughter Lenka Thynn, a British fashion model. We hope that she follows in her mother's bare footsteps.