Michael Lonsdale Nude

One look at any promotion photo showcasing Michael Lonsdale, and you can tell he’s a serious actor that doesn’t take his craft lightly. Of course, that’s not a criticism, it’s more of a compliment that serves to highlight our love for all things Michael. The Paris-born thespian has amassed quite an acting resume, racking up over 180 appearances on both film and television, which is quite impressive, especially considering that he started off as a painter. Thankfully, Michael put down his brushes and palette and brought his manliness and talent to the films The Trial (1962), The Authentic Trial of Carl Emmanuel Jung (1966), The Girl with the Cello (1973), Moonracker (1979), and Let There Be Light (1998). Fans of Michael all shouted “Let there be nudity”, and he finally obliged us with some flesh. In the Surrealist classic The Phantom of Liberty (1974), Michael teased a look at his rump as he received a spanking from a belt-wielding woman. That will teach Michael to stay unclothed in all his movie roles!