Silvia Dionisio
Nude

Born in Rome, Italy, Silvia Dionisio offers up multiple opportunities to experience her pert pretties, small waist, and even her furry, pretty kitty (most of her movies took place in the late ‘60s, early ‘70s, so a full bush was the norm). She started out in small parts, some with generic names like “Daughter of Farmer #1,” some even uncredited, but eventually made it to bigger parts with a lot fewer clothes. She stripped down for an artist in A Girl Called Jules (1970), original title La ragazza di nome Giulio, playing the title character Jules, when she was a nubile and perky 19 years old. A few years later, she gave up full frontal everything, several times, as Barbara in Waves of Lust (1975), original title Una ondata di piacere (she’s the illustrated half-naked girl on the poster). All told, the popular and prolific actress made almost 50 feature films, and was naked in all of them—psych! No, Mr. Skin is just teasing, but she did give up boob, and often bush, in at least nine of them. She also appeared on the cover of Italian Playboy twice, once in August 1974, and again in April 1976; and did a pictorial for Italian Playmen in June 1976. Often a golden brunette on screen, and occasionally a dark blonde, she grabbed attention beyond the nude moments as Mariela in Transplant of a Brain (1970); Nora in Live Like a Cop, Die Like a Man (1976); Morella in the TV mini-series I racconti fantastici di Edgar Allan Poe, or The Fantasic Tales of Edgar Allan Poe; and Juliet in Terror Express (1980). Rome if you want to, but stay put when you see Silvia.