Wannabe starlets are constantly moving to Hollywood, California, in hopes of being discovered and making it big. Well, Tina Aumont was born in Hollywood and made viewers big with just a smile and little else. Yes, that name is French, and she is the product of a union between French actors Maria Montez and Jean-Pierre Aumont. Her career began with the crime comedy Modesty Blaise (1966), but there was nothing modest about this girl. Though she appeared in such highbrow pictures as Casanova (1976), directed by Federico Fellini, she’s much better known for more lowbrow fare, such as the Italian comedy Scusi, lei è favorevole o contrario? (1967), which features a nude sunbathing Tina on her stomach with a beach ball blocking her dirty bits. There's no beach ball in Lifespan (1974), the sci-fi thriller that marks her nude debut in a kinky bound skin scene. She followed that up with the notorious Tinto Brass production Salon Kitty (1976), set in Nazi Germany and featuring Tina pulling down her slip for a busty view. Tina was last seen onscreen in something called The Mechanics of Women (2000). She certainly oils Mr. Skin's machine.