Helmut Berger Nude

Linzer tortes and apple strudel are Austrian treats, but sizzling dish Helmut Berger serves up custard cream in our jeans! Born Helmut Steinberger in Austria, the blonde babe made his way to England when he was eighteen. After taking acting classes in London, Helmut moved on to Rome. While in Italy, the bisexual beauty hooked up with filmmaker Luchino Visconti on and off screen. Visconti directed Berger in the horror flick The Witches (1967); Conversation Piece (1974) starring Burt Lancaster; and the biopic Ludwig (1973). For his titular performance in the latter, Helmut received a David di Donatello Award! He also nabbed a Golden Globe nomination for his drag-enhanced turn in Visconti’s The Damned (1969) wherein he dresses as Marlene Dietrich! Through the years, Berger earned a reputation for playing sexually-ambiguous characters. He also was a muse to Andy Warhol, and became the first man to grace the cover of Vogue magazine (with his then-girlfriend Marisa Berenson) in 1970. Since then, Helmut appeared alongside Elizabeth Taylor and Henry Fonda in Ash Wednesday (1973) as well as Michael Caine and Glenda Jackson in The Romantic Englishwoman (1975). Helmut also could be seen on the small screen via Dynasty (1983-1984). By 1992, the skinternational stud posed for Madonna’s coffee table book “Sex” and popped up in her music video Erotica. Yet we found it more erotic when the topless hottie donned a cock-clinging Speedo in Dorian Gray (1970). If that’s not arousing enough, Helmut repeatedly bares his bouncing buns! Who’s hungry for a Berger?