Andie Macdowell Nude Scenes

Andie MacDowell's presence in Crush is collected across five clips that highlight glamorous, revealing footage from the romance. The scenes emphasize her styling and screen presence within the film's story of a devoted fan and the songwriter she idolizes.

Andie MacDowell returns to the world of Four Weddings and a Funeral in this single clip, a nod to her original role as Carrie decades after the 1994 film, set within the 2019 series revisiting the story with Nathalie Emmanuel's Maya at the center.

As Suzanne, a widow navigating grief and a renewed sense of self, Andie MacDowell appears in scenes that include an underwear moment alongside a more intimate scene with a partner. The two clips capture her character stepping back into her own body and desires after loss, a quieter register than her earlier work.

Andie MacDowell turns up in two clips from Deception, one billed as a sultry scene and the other showing her topless as she bares her tits on screen. The 2008 thriller stars Ewan McGregor and Hugh Jackman, and these clips capture MacDowell's contribution to its charged, secretive atmosphere.

Playing Paige opposite Bill Pullman's Mike, MacDowell has a scene in this 1997 Wim Wenders thriller that catches her bare from behind before turning to expose her tits, a rare stretch of skin in an otherwise brooding neo noir about a Hollywood producer caught up in a botched abduction.

Playing Laura Kinney opposite Michael Keaton's cloned Doug, Andie MacDowell gets caught in the domestic chaos that spirals once multiple versions of her husband start crossing wires. The listed clips focus on a topless moment tucked into the comedy, a rare glimpse of skin in an otherwise broad studio farce.

Cast as Tina Leslie Oates alongside John Malkovich's Jake in this London set comedy about a debt ridden expat couple, MacDowell has a scene here that shows off her booty, a glimpse of skin folded into the pair's scheme to sell off a prized sculpture.

As Bronte Mitchell Faure, the horticulturalist who marries Gerard Depardieu's Georges for a green card, MacDowell gets a brief underwear scene amid the culture clash comedy of two strangers forced to fake domestic life together.

As Ann Bishop Mullany, Andie MacDowell anchors Steven Soderbergh's breakout drama alongside James Spader's Graham and Peter Gallagher's John, her unraveling marriage pushed forward by Graham's taped confessions. The five clips draw from the film's frank, confessional tone, with several flagged for nudity that made the picture a Sundance and Cannes talking point on release.