Art Malik Nude

Born in Pakistan in 1952, Art Malik is well known to audiences all around the world on account of his consistent acting work in a handful of different film and TV markets. Art, whose real name is Athar ul-Haque Malik, moved to London as a toddler when his surgeon father got a job at one of the city's premier hospitals. After studying at The Guildhall School of Music and Drama, Art began working with the Royal Shakespeare Company and soon enough, he was an in demand actor. Art got his start on an episode of Mixed Blessings, but really blew up as journalist Hari Kumar in the WW2 drama The Jewel in the Crown. At one point, his character Hari Kumar is arrested and is being detained in prison. Art is forced to strip completely naked before being handcuffed, which gives us a good shot of his nice ass for a while, as well as a pretty good glance at his bush, penis, and balls. We crown those family jewels some of the best ever seen on British TV! Art moved on to play Oxford educated Mujaheddin commander Kamran Shah in Timothy Dalton's Bond flick The Living Daylights (1987) and Nico in the winery rom-com Year of the Comet (1992), but is perhaps best known to American audiences for his villainous turn as radical terrorist Salim Abu Abiz in James Cameron’s True Lies (1994), going toe to toe with none other than Arnold Schwarzenegger. He also appeared in the Timothy Dalton-era James Bond film The Living Daylights (1987). Struggles with alcohol hampered Art's work for a while, but he never stopped acting. You might recognize him as Sir John's manservant Singh in The Wolfman (2010), Sheikh Khalid in Sex and the City 2 (2010), Pope Alexander VI's secretary Francesc Gacet on Borgia, Pakistani Intelligence Officer Bunny Latif on Homeland and businessman Henning Khan on The Man Who Fell to Earth. We wish his clothes would fall to the ground again. Art Malik's body is a lickable work of art!