Anita Ekberg Sexy

No blonde bombshell or Swedish knockout is more stunning than the great and glorious Anita Ekberg, figure rated at 40-23-38. One of the top shelves of the 1960s, enormously blessed Anita's sultry, pensive facial perfection adorned dozens of films, many of them foreign, in a prime that lasted from the 1950s through the 1970s. Born in Malmö, Sweden, Anita started working as a model when she was just a teen. At her mother's insistence, Anita entered the Miss Malmö competition in 1950 and went on to win Miss Sweden. Anita made her way to the United States, where she competed for the 1951 Miss Universe title. Sadly, Anita didn't win, but that's probably for the best. Miss Universe, after all, has to maintain a certain image, and that image doesn't usually involve scantily clad scenes in movies. Since her loss, Anita has given us plenty of onscreen seduction. In Italian director Federico Fellini's masterpiece of cosmopolitan decadence, La Dolce Vita (1960), Anita cavorted in the Trevi Fountain, her black dress slipping off her shoulders and clinging to her massive front. An awestruck poet among the film's cast defines Ekberg as "the first woman on the first day of creation; you are mother, sister, friend, angel, devil, home; that's what you are...home!" When can we move in? In the comedy Boccaccio '70 (1962), Anita lounged in a low-cut dress, revealing her huge knockers. Sadly, Anita never showed her naughty bits on the big screen, but just a glimpse of her cleavage is enough to make anyone say, "Ineeda Anita!"