A Hollywood actress by way of the UK, London-born Victoria Tennant has been in a ton of films and TV shows you already know about. She took home a Golden Globe nomination for her role as Pamela Tudsbury in the epic mini-series The Winds of War (1983), and reprised the popular part for sequel mini-series War and Remembrance in 1988-1989. Between that, Victoria parlayed her acclaim into a prime role as Trish Lee in the mini-series Chiefs (1983) with Charlton Heston, and one as Terry Hoskins in the big-screen movie All of Me(1984). In the romantic comedy romp, the saucy blonde dons lingerie in multiple scenes, in an effort to seduce co-star Steven Martin (who, fun fact, she married in real life, then later divorced). She also took the lead of Helden in The Holcraft Convenant (1985) with Michael Caine, a star turn as Mother in Flowers in the Attic (1987) with Louise Fletcher, and the major role of Roberta Gillian in Best Seller (1987) with James Woods and Brian Dennehy, where Victoria flaunts her assets in a black lacy bra, her globes so far above the lacy line, Mr. Skin holds his breath hoping for her to take one more deep one and offer up a nip slip. In 1989, the star dyed her hair brunette and headed back to her home country to play Audra in the UK mini-series Act of Will, and for that, Mr. Skin offer up three cheers, because Victoria finally gives up the goods, her twins just as plump and pretty as imagined. Back stateside, and back blonde, the actress offered up two more notable movie roles: as Aunt Lydia in The Handmaid's Tale (1990) with Natasha Richardson and Faye Dunaway (before the whole series became a thing), and as Sara McDowel in L.A. Story (1991) written by and co-starring Steve Martin (still her husband at the time) along with Sarah Jessica Parker. But Mr. Skin will always be mad with happy for her act of will.
