Arlette Emmery
Nude

Here’s the bottom line on On aura tout vu (AKA Now We’ve Seen It All!) (1976), the comedy that has Arlette Emmery in her one and only onscreen skindeavor. The film features four increasingly sexy scenes with the long-faced brunette. They start with some dark T&A before ending in the light of day as Arlette takes a full-frontal walk outside. She actually manages to out-nude co-stars Miou-Miou and Sabine Azéma, both with substantially more skin credits than Arlette. But Arlette knew she had to make this one count, and she did. A bit more about this babe: she was born in Belgium but spent most of her career in France. Her first role was in the Belgian film The Man Who Had His Hair Cut Short (1965), and thereafter she appeared in French flicks like Sin with a Stranger (1968), Threshold of the Void (1972), La vérité sur l’imaginaire passion d’un inconnu (tr. The Truth about the Imaginary Passion of a Stranger) (1974), The Hot Rabbit (1974), Cat and Mouse (1975), The Good and the Bad (1976), and The Hornet’s Nest (1976). After making her Nude-Comer debut, Arlette continued to act in a slew of projects, which included The Castaways of Turtle Island (1976), The Devil in the Box (1977), Death of a Corrupt Man (1977), and The New Beaujolais Wine Has Arrived… (1978). Her final film was 1993’s La cavale des fous (tr. The Madman’s Run). It’s odd that after nearly 30 years as a professional actress, Arlette has so little written about her. Mr. Skin appears to host the longest biography of Ms. Emmery on the internet, which is the least he can do for an actress with a nude role.