Denise Richards Nude Scenes

Denise Richards shows up in Send It! in a bikini scene and a separate swimsuit clip, part of the kiteboarding drama's beach-set footage.

Victoria, Denise Richards' character in A Violent Man, appears topless in one scene and in lingerie in another, part of the MMA-set thriller alongside Chuck Liddell.

Nenuphar McBride is the role for Denise Richards in A Girl Is A Gun, and the clips run from an underwear scene with Charlotte McKinney to a topless lesbian scene alongside Courtney Sinclair, with a third solo scene in between.

Denise Richards turns up in The Life in an underwear scene and a separate clip flaunting her booty and tits, brief but revealing detours in the drama.

Judy is the role Denise Richards takes in Cougars, Inc., appearing topless and in her underwear, including a scene shared with Rebecca Mader, Catalina Rodriguez and Kathryn Morris.

Debra Simon is the character Denise Richards plays across Blue Mountain State, and the video titles alone map out the range: ass, tits, booty and curves each get their own clip, spread over five separate scenes from the college-football comedy.

Denise Richards' stretch on The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills brings a run of poolside and vacation clips: a swimsuit scene shared with Lisa Rinna and Dorit Kemsley, a bikini scene alongside Camille Grammer and Dorit Kemsley, and a couple of additional solo scenes catching her dressed down and confident.

Denise Richards plays Bliss, also credited as Laura, in Finding Bliss, appearing in underwear in one scene and topless in another as the adult-film-industry comedy follows Leelee Sobieski's character behind the scenes.

Autumn Bliss, Denise Richards' character in Deep In The Valley, gets one swimsuit scene alongside co-stars Chris Pratt and Scott Caan in this raunchy alternate-universe comedy.

This reality series follows Denise Richards through her own life post-divorce, and the catalog clips lean into the glamorous side of that: a swimsuit scene, a bikini-body reveal, an underwear scene, and a couple of steamier clips that show her at ease in front of the camera off the acting set.

Playing Dawn St. Dom in Blonde And Blonder, Denise Richards bares her tits in a scene shared with Pamela Anderson and Tosha Doiron.

Chloe, the character Denise Richards plays in You Stupid Man, appears in a single underwear scene within the romantic comedy's breakup-and-reconciliation plot.

White She Devil, Denise Richards' role in Undercover Brother, gets one striking scene within the blaxploitation spoof's send-up of seduction tropes.

Paige Prescott, Denise Richards' character in Valentine, gets a swimsuit scene along with two more revealing clips scattered through the slasher's plot, in a cast that also includes Katherine Heigl and David Boreanaz.

Playing pageant favorite Becky Leeman in Drop Dead Gorgeous, Denise Richards gets a single clip highlighting her most revealing beat from the film, part of the dark satire surrounding Kirstie Alley's scheming Gladys and Kirsten Dunst's Amber Atkins. It is a brief but frequently sought glimpse from the 1999 cult comedy.

Kelly Van Ryan, Denise Richards' role in Wild Things, anchors one of the era's most talked-about teen-noir setups. The scenes include a lesbian pool encounter with Neve Campbell that bares both actresses' tits, a charged three-way exchange alongside Theresa Russell, and additional footage of Richards revealing her boobs solo across the film's run.

Carmen Ibañez, played by Denise Richards in Starship Troopers, appears in an underwear scene amid the film's interstellar war story.

Tammy, Denise Richards' role opposite Paul Walker in Tammy And The T-Rex, bares her tits in one scene and appears in her underwear in another, cult-horror-comedy staples predating her bigger studio work.

Denise Richards makes a guest appearance on Seinfeld, appearing in a single scene from the sitcom's run alongside Jerry Seinfeld and Julia Louis-Dreyfus.

This compilation gathers wet-tits clips of Denise Richards alongside Lindsay Lohan, Chyler Leigh, Kirsten Dunst, Jaime Bergman and Kathleen Robertson, pulled together from separate productions rather than a single film or show.