The 100 Greatest Sexy Moments (2003) (TV)

Director:

Suzy Ratner

Release Date:

29 November 2003 (UK)

Genre:

Documentary

Plot:

Documentary, based on a British poll, listing the 100 sexiest movie and TV moments, topped by Ursula...

Plot Keywords:

Film History | Sex

Cast

Emily Booth	...	Herself
Anna Chancellor	...	Narrator
Jackie Collins	...	Herself
Bo Derek	...	Herself
Duran Duran	...	Themselves
Stephen Frears	...	Himself
David Hemmings	...	Himself
Sylvia Kristel	...	Herself
Adrian Lyne	...	Himself
Maitland McDonagh	...	Herself
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Ursula Andress	...	Herself
Karen Krizanovich	...	Herself
Jane Russell	...	Herself
Susan Sarandon	...	Herself
Jack Sargeant
Paul Verhoeven	...	Himself

Runtime:

UK:180 min

Country:

UK

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Filming Locations:

London, England, UK

Company:

Shine

Trivia:

Film critic/journalist Frank Lovece proposed to author/critic Maitland McDonagh on the hotel set of her London, England, interview for the program in August 2003, as announced by journalist and festival-organizer Alan Jones at London's Fright Fest that week. Taped by the crew, it was later presented to the couple as a DVD gift.

The 100 Greatest Sexy Moments

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This is probably one of the best countdowns for sex and nudity fans, it is a countdown of all the sexy moments on television, film and music videos. Narrated by Anna Chancellor, it is a list of popular choices including (you can probably guess most of the moments): Deadly Weapons starring Chesty Morgan, The Fabulous Baker Boys for Michelle Pfeiffer on the piano, And God Created Woman, Jism (Body); Blow Up (where Austin Powers' photography was inspired), One Million Years B.C. (bikini), Get Carter, To Catch a Thief, Carry On Again Doctor for Barbara Winsdor on the operating table, The Tall Guy for the sex scene with Jeff Goldblum (interviewed) and Emma Thompson, American Gigolo, Amélie for the 15 orgasms, Hammer Horror's Vampire Lovers (lesbians), From Here to Eternity, The Hunger with Susan Sarandon (interviewed) as a lesbian vampire, The Mask for Cameron Diaz's sexy introduction entrance, Saturday Night Fever, David Cronenberg's Crash, The Lover's Guide, My Beautiful Laundrette for Daniel Day-Lewis's gay sex, Caligula, The Talented Mr. Ripley, Moonlighting, Don't Look Now, Nigella Bites for her sexy cooking, Risky Business, The Wicker Man (nudity), Footballers' Wives, Secretary for the bum smacking scene, Lady Chatterly starring Sean Bean and Joely Richardson, Mulholland Drive (lesbians), Body Heat, Thelma & Louise (sex), Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Spike together, Trainspotting (sex and nudity), The Piano for Harvey Keitel rubbing Holly Hunter, Bound (lesbians), True Lies (bikini dance), Dangerous Liaisons, American Beauty for Kevin Spacey in bed with Mena Suvari above and petals falling, Shakespeare in Love (sex), Boogie Nights (sex), Women in Love (nudity), Barbarella, Xena: Warrior Princess, Wild Things (threesome), Ghost for pottery scene, Top Gun, Baywatch, Fatal Attraction (sex), The Seven Year Itch starring Marilyn Monroe, Showgirls, Cool Hand Luke (wet tee shirt and car) (also clips of One Night at McCool's with John Goodman and Liv Tyler and Janine flirting with Barry in EastEnders), American Pie (nudity), Emmanuelle, Who Framed Roger Rabbit? with Jessica Rabbit voiced by Kathleen Turner, Queer as Folk, 9½ Weeks with Kim Basinger, Basic Instinct (up the skirt), Out of Sight, From Dusk Till Dawn with Salma Hayek, Cruel Intentions (lesbian kiss), and winner Dr. No for the great entrance by Ursula Andress (interviewed) in the bikini (she made herself). With contributions by Emily Booth, Jackie Collins, Bo Derek, Duran Duran, Stephen Frears, David Hemmings, Sylvia Kristel, Karen Krizanovich, Adrian Lyne, Maitland McDonagh, Jane Russell and Paul Verhoeven. Outstanding!