Bad news for those wishing to see Brian Williams daughter Allison Williams nude in the new HBO series Girls. In a recent interview, she states that she hopes to keep her clothes on. (Although she does describe a very sexy scene in an upcoming episode).

They forgot to send these girls to the Cheadle/Aniston School of Marketing. They're being way too honest.

She is being a bit coy with the "hopes to keep her clothes on" thing. With all the intricate (no) nudity clauses we've heard about, I kind of doubt that she's leaving it to chance.

I wouldn't know her from a hole in the wall, but I'd love to see her get naked because her father is one of those super liberals that masquerades as a mainstream journalist and I'm sure it would piss him off to have his daughter get naked on TV.

Yeah, because "super liberals" are known to be prudes. . . you seem to be confusing your stereotypes.

This thread is officially cursed. Even without roger76's presence, it still can't go more than two or three posts without drifting into off-topic, counterproductive tangents.

Korean movie "The Scent" was released on the 11th (should reach the internet in like a month). It's a comedy thriller that pays homage to Basic Instinct. It stars Park Si Yeon in her first nude scene. She was 2nd runner up for 2000 Miss Korea.

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/ ... 68/1/.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Park_Si-yeon

From the Channel News Asia story:

"she felt pressurized" to do the nude scene.

"The difficulties we encountered were mainly due to the complexity of the project and the need to make the film with a small budget [U.S. $ 25 million]. But the limits have worked in favor of the film." Other items helped production, as the passion of the actors for the original book. That´s the case of Kristen Stewart, who lives Marylou. "'On the Road' was one of her favorite book," says Salles, who directed the star of "Twilight" with no problem, even in scenes of total nudity. "There is a quality of freedom in Marylou, a desire for experimentation and Kristen knew well." Sam Riley, who plays Kerouac's alter ego, Sal Paradise, and Garrett Hedlund (his friend Dean Moriarty), embarked soon after. But who was impressive was Viggo Mortensen in the role of William Burroughs. "He came ready to the set, with the clothes of the character, the typewriter and the gun he used in 1949. It was an impressive transformation."