Nude: Ellen Burstyn Nude Scenes, Pics & Videos

Ellen Burstyn is renowned all over the universe for her gripping, flipping, cosmos-tripping turn as Chris MacNeill the mother of demon-possessed Regan MacNeil (Linda Blair) in the all-time horror hair-raiser The Exorcist. But there's so much more to Ellen Burstyn than just The Exorcist, including some Ellen Burstyn nude scenes that will levitate your pants and make your head spin. Burstin' with round-bottom goodness and up-top appeal, acclaimed thespian and Detroit native Ellen Burstyn hails from an era when being a serious actress also meant getting seriously naked. Ellen's melons and furry slice shot to pubic acclaim in the X-rated skinematic adaptation of Henry Miller's banned sexual memoir Tropic of Cancer (1970). Lolling in full nubile nudity atop a set of rumpled sheets, Ellen Burstyn is the primary source of Tropic's heat. Bouncy Burstyn jumped out of bed and straight into more rack-swinging roles. We next got to see Ellen Burstyn nude in Alex in Wonderland (1970), where she beds down with her boobs out next to Donald Sutherland. Ellen bursts out of her bra again in the director Bob Rafelson's Jack Nicholson-Bruce Dern drama The King of Marvin Gardens (1972) and we get two sweet scenes starring naked Ellen Burstyn tits. Her last nude scene to date occurred in the Cannon Films blowout The Ambassador (1984) starring Robert Mitchum. Seven minutes in to The Ambassador, we see Ellen Burstyn's bare boobs, and they look swell, Ellen! Along the way, Ellen Burstyn also won an Emmy, a Tony, and an Oscar as she became one of the most revered acting powerhouses of the 20th century by way of classics such The Last Picture Show (1971), Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore (1974), Same Time, Next Year (1978), Resurrection (1980), How to Make an American Quilt (1995), and Requiem for a Dream (2000). When Ellen gets nude, our pants will always be Burstyn. Titty-stingy actresses of today should check out Alex in Wonderland (1970), King of Marvin Gardens (1972), and The Ambassador (1984) for tips on how a real artist displays her instrument.