Naked hollywood star lewd act

Fred Willard is no doubt feeling a bit embarrassed after being arrested Wednesday night for allegedly engaging in a lewd act at an adult theater. Heck, it's already cost him a job and no, we're not talking about his next feature film role in—wait for it — The Yank , per IMDb. But the comic actor certainly isn't the first celeb to find himself in such an awkward situation. Here now are five other famous faces who probably wished they could have hid said famous faces when these incidents went down

We recently talked about famous male actors that have done full frontal nudity in their film roles. These guys aren't afraid to bare all, and many have shown all of themselves in more than just one movie. But what about the women? While actresses are known to show their breasts in movies, the lower half of their naked body is a lot less common to see. Yet, for some brave actresses, the choice to bare all seemed like a good artistic endeavor. Sure, some unknown actresses go full-frontal in their roles, but that's also the case for the famous, well-established actresses as well. Some went full-frontal during the beginning of their careers while others have stuck with that choice for decades.

There have been cases and accusations of sexual abuse in the American film industry reported against people related to the medium of cinema of the United States. Accusations of sexual assault in the industry go back to , and during the last decades they have gained strength due to the accusations against producers, directors, actors and related publicists. Speculation about sexual assault in the industry grew in , when director Roman Polanski left the United States after being convicted on charges of sexual abuse against a minor. In October , the issue gained extensive media coverage after producer Harvey Weinstein was accused of sexual abuse by more than 80 women.

Sometimes, the role centers on sex: sex addicts, porn stars, prostitutes. We put together a list of some of the biggest names to get naked for the camera; as long as they are on screen with nothing on. We start with the more subtle shots and the blink-and-you'll-miss-it moments, before getting to the A-listers who were happy to let it all hang out!