Not a lot of nudity but lots of sex appeal!

Bandolero!

Sensational cleavage by Raquel Welch in Bandolero! (1968).

Comanche Station

More cleavage in Comanche Station (1960), this time by Nancy Gates.

Fantastic Voyage

Raquel Welch again, this time she is fantastic when filling out a wet suit in Fantastic Voyage (1966).

Fathom

Yet again we have Raquel Welch, this time in Fathom (1967) - lovely cleavage.

Greta Chi

and Elizabeth Ercy look good.

A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum

No nudity in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (1966). There are lots of scantily clad women showing plenty of cleavage. They are

Annette Andre,

Helen Funai,

Inga Neilson,

Jennifer and Susan Baker,

Lucienne Bridou,

Myrna White

and some not identified.

Girls of Paris

Girls of Paris (1969) is a soft core film about which I know almost nothing. There were no useful credits so I don't know who the naked women are. Unfortunately, the DVD's quality is also not very good.

 

   

Lady in Cement

Most of the nudity in Lady in Cement (1968) comes from a topless Christine Todd, who is also a drowned corpse.

A stripper is also shown topless and a model shows a bit of bare bum.

There is lots of sex appeal by Lainie Kazan,

Raquel Welch

and Virginia Wood.

Mackenna's Gold

Julie Newmar, who is probably best known as Catwoman in the Batman TV series, hasn't done a lot of nudity. However, she makes up for it in Mackenna's Gold (1969). There's a brief bit of breast exposure and she has a lovely bum.

Salome

Rita Hayworth is at her sexiest in Salome (1953).

Son of Paleface

Some cleavage by Jane Russell in Son of Paleface (1952).

The Private Navy of Sgt. O'Farrell

Lots more sex appeal in The Private Navy of Sgt. O'Farrell (1968), this time by Gina Lollobrigida

and Mylène Demongeot.

The Wrecking Crew

Another movie with no nudity is The Wrecking Crew (1969) but the women really show how it should be done. They are:

Elke Sommer,

Nancy Kwan,

Sharon Tate,

Tina Louise

and some not identified.

Tony Rome

In a similar vein we have Tony Rome (1967). This time the women are:

Deanna Lund,

Gena Rowlands,

Jill St John,

Joan Shawlee,

Sue Lyon,

Tiffany Bolling

and, again, some not identified.