Welcome to our 2018 annual preview. Here are some some possible nude scenes based on rumors and speculation to look forward to in the coming year.
First, a correction to our 2017 preview regarding Under the Silver Lake which should finally be released in 2018. Riley Keough only has very brief, mostly implied nudity. Callie Hernandez, Riki Lindhome, and Wendy Vanden Heuvel are topless. Stephanie Moore is full frontal naked. And another uncredited actress does full frontal nudity but she wears a mask the entire time.
Dakota Johnson has two topless scenes in Suspiria. The one during the last dance sequence is likely prosthetics however. Mia Goth is also topless in that scene and again it is likely special effects. ChloĆ« Grace Moretz is also technically naked in that scene but she’s definitely got full body makeup and prosthetics on as her skin is all wrinkled up. There are also lots of other full frontal naked dancers in that scene.
Sasha Pieterse, Meghan Rienks, and Karrueche Tran are all naked from behind in Honored. Of course we don’t see their faces so it is likely a body double or special effects however.
Dora Madison Burge is naked in Night of the Babysitter.
Millie Brady apparently has a brief topless scene in Intrigo: Samaria.
Emily Ratajkowski should have several nude scenes in Welcome Home.
Eleanor Tomlinson and Keira Knightly are topless in Colette.
Aisling Franciosi, best known for portraying Lyanna Stark in Game of Thrones, should be nude in The Nightingale.
Likely to be naked on television this year: Phoebe Tonkin and Emily Browning in The Affair, Joanna Vanderham and Olivia Cheng in Warrior, Sara Serraiocco and Olivia Williams in Counterpart, Jerrika Hinton and Jessica Lu in Here and Now, Evan Rachel Wood and Katja Herbers in Westworld, Tania Raymonde in Goliath, and Betty Gilpin in GLOW.
And lastly Alexandra Daddario has lots of nude scenes in I Am Not a Bird. Unlike her scenes in True Detective, Alex actually has sex scenes in this movie. This is likely the frontrunner for best nude scenes of 2018 so we’ll sign off here. Happy New Year!