Famous T & A (1982)
A collection of nude and/or topless scenes from various films featuring actresses who were either famous at the time or who became famous later on.
Top billed cast
Sybil DanningSelf - Host
Laura Jane LearyMotorcycle Rider
Angela AamesLittle Bo Peep (archive footage)
Ursula AndressSusan Stevenson (archive footage)
Brigitte BardotJeanne (archive footage)
Jacqueline BissetJennifer Wood (archive footage)
Timothy BrownMojo (archive footage) / Self (in Outtakes)
Claudia Cardinale(archive footage)
Pamela CollinsDolores (archive footage) / Self (in Outtakes)
Phyllis DavisJoy / Sugar (archive footage) / Self (in Outtakes)
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