Mischa Barton Tops Best Movie Nude Scenes of 2008
Heather Graham, Amy Adams and Amy Smart also make the indecent cut
Mischa Barton may have left "The O.C." behind her, but she's still full of wonderful surprises, such as winning highest marks on Mr. Skin's annual list.Mr. Skin and his team of "skinvestigators" view all non-adult titles for their nudity content and rates them on their "skintensity." By the end of the year, he's ready to hand out accolades to the actresses who were best at baring themselves. This is the second year he has compiled a Top 20 list since he was met with such a plethora of nakedness on the silver screen.
Barton shows she's a natural with her nudity debut in "Closing the Ring." The World War II drama features a very lengthy, brightly lit scene in which she and her love interest get it on al fresco, the better to highlight her T&A. Also, she plays the younger version of Shirley Maclaine's character, and who doesn't love them some of that?
Also making her naked debut is Australia's Sophie Monk, whom you may recall spoofed Paris Hilton's Carl's Jr. hamburger-car washing ad in "Date Movie." Well, Monk is wearing significantly less this time around in "Sex and Death 101." Poor Winona Ryder gets topless also, but it's Monk who steals the scene by baring her breasts and Down Under as well.
The remainder of the Top 20 are as follows:
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