Nude: Anaís de Melo Nude Scenes, Pics & Videos

Born in Portugal, though she spent most of her life in Mexico, Anaís de Melo began her career in 1975 with a role in the must've been seen-by-someone Mexican film La India. Although the film wasn’t a big hit by any standards, it did allow us to first say hello to the body of Miss de Melo, which she showed every inch of while bathing in a river. Anaís trudged on, appearing in one little-known Mexican film after another like the obscure mysterious mansion thriller Una Rata en la oscuridad (1979) where she sported short hair and showed all three B's in some long shots of her walking around naked, and the zany sex comedy El vecindario (1981) where she changes her top in front of a nerdy guy and the camera. The same year, Anais made the move to Hollywood in 1981 with a bit part in the Dennis Quaid/Ringo Starr comedy Caveman. The role put Anaís on the map here in The States and for the next few years, she would mix nude appearances in South of the border stuff like a sunbathing scene in La pandilla motorizada (1982), joining a naked woman squad tossing some dude out of a dressing room in Sexo Contra Sexo (1983) and a nice scene from Anaís where she models her bush for a dude in a toga in La golfa del barrio (1983), with a limited amount of success in English speaking films as Triumphs of a Man Called Horse (1983) and Beyond the Limit (1983). In 1984, Anaís landed what may have been her best part ever in an American film, playing Dominique in the Charles Bronson revenge flick The Evil That Men Do. It was a small role, by all accounts but it was made all the more memorable by the presence of Anaís’ completely naked, beaver-baring, booby-bouncing body Charles sees while hiding under her bed. Sadly, she hasn’t done many English-language pics since and her Mexican film career seems to be in hiatus since 1994 with her rack and snatch baring performance in Caceria sangrienta. Maybe she quit acting and found a nice fellow. Either way, we appreciated every look we got at this Venus de Melo!