A free spirit, ever ready to take on scandal and take off her clothes, Charlotte Gainsbourg is the spawn of the decadent singing duo Serge Gainsbourg and Jane Birkin (best known for their shagadelic single "Je t'Aime [Moi Non Plus]"). With a little help from big daddy, Charlotte shocked the ultra-liberal French at fifteen, appearing in Charlotte For Ever (1986), a scandalous semi-autobiographic film that climaxed with father and naked daughter in bed together. Serge and Charlotte's duet, "Lemon Incest," followed shortly thereafter, furthering their familial infamy. As her papa once said, "Ugliness has more going for it than beauty. It endures." While the Gainsbourg family's collaborations might still be provoking cries of "Mon Dieu," the accumulation of Charlotte's acting efforts have leaned toward the lovely. Her next go at skinematic beauty was in The Little Thief (1989), in which Charlotte stole more than hearts with her small suckables Since then she has shown her lithe body in flocks of French flicks such as The Cement Garden (1994), as well as in English-speaking fare like the Bob Dylan biopic I'm Not There (2007). Bob might not have been there, but Char's T&A sure was.