Nude: Raquel Welch Nude Scenes, Pics & Videos

Find Raquel Welch Nude in Her Best Scenes

Ravishing Raquel Welch was already famous as the ’60s most beautiful and busty pinup even before she made the sci-fi classic Fantastic Voyage (1966), in which scientists shrunk her 37-23-35 figure down to microscopic size to enter a man’s body. As an aside, Mr. Skin would like to enter Raquel’s body at full size! For a sex symbol, the racktastic actress is surprisingly sparse in skinage. Her breast performance may be in a fur bikini in One Million Years B.C. (1966). The studio even hyped the prehistoric pic as “Raquel Welch in Mankind’s First Bikini!” She modeled more titillating two-pieces in Fathom (1967) and Lady in Cement (1968). The gorgeous performer also took on the suggestively-titled (and scantily-clad) parts of Lust in Bedazzled and Priestess of the Whip in The Magic Christian (1969). After donning arousing attire in Flareup (1969), the Myra Breckinridge (1970) star removed her panties for ogle-eyed John Huston, not that viewers got to see anything. But then, Raquel’s cleavage shows more mam than other starlets who go totally topless!

 

With a series of westerns, Ms. Welch wowed fans when she wore a wet shirt in 100 Rifles (1969), offered a crotch shot in Sin (1972), and flashed her side breast and nude booty in Hannie Caulder (1972). The swash-bustling romps The Three Musketeers (1973) and The Four Musketeers (1974) made the most of Raquel’s curves, either by showcasing her pokies or cleavage. The same can be said of Fuzz (1972), The Wild Party (1975), Stuntwoman (1977), Mork & Mindy (1979) and Trouble in Paradise (1989). So iconic, the superstar appeared as herself in Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult (1994), on Saturday Night Live (1976) and Seinfeld (1997). In 2012, the Film Society of Lincoln Center presented a special retrospective of Raquel’s films—which are usually running in our heads!

 

Sadly, any lingering hope of seeing Raquel nude was extinguished when Raquel left us on the day after Valentine's Day, 2023. Oh well, to paraphrase Paul Simon, they probably never would've matched our sweet imaginations! Good night, sweet Raquel!