Albert Finney Nude

Before Albert Finney gained fame in the States, the London lad learned his craft at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. After making his movie debut in Tony Richardson’s The Entertainer (1960), Albert was named Most Promising Newcomer for Karel Reisz’s kitchen sink flick Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (1960). The handsome hottie sizzled opposite Audrey Hepburn in Stanley Donen’s romantic dramedy Two for the Road (1967); the Coen Brothers gangster film Miller’s Crossing (1990); and Sidney Lumet’s thriller Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead (2007). In between, Albert mastered musicals, starring in Annie (1982) and winning a Golden Globe for his titular turn in Scrooge (1970). But not before he re-teamed with Richardson for Tom Jones (1963). Oscar’s Best Pic has Albert seducing several ladies, most notable is his lusty dining scene with Joyce Redman. Bone appetit! For his bawdy portrayal, the pretty performer nabbed an Academy Award nomination. Ditto for his performances in Murder on the Orient Express (1974), The Dresser (1983), Erin Brockovich (2000) and Under the Volcano (1984). The latter film showcases Finney’s full frontal nudity! And Oscar didn’t go home with him? What a pity! Albert also flashed his ass in Wolfen (1981) and My Uncle Silas (2000). As Winston Churchill in HBO’s The Gathering Storm (2002), Albert bares his back, butt and a bit of balls! No wonder why he won an Emmy Award. Although the movie (Big Fish, Charlie Bubbles, Ocean’s Twelve, Skyfall, The Bourne Legacy) star has since died, it’s never fin for Finney!