Holly Hunter Nude Scenes

Holly Hunter's Arpi, chief of staff to Ted Danson's Neil Bremer, gets a sex scene in this NBC comedy, a rare dramatic beat for a character usually deployed for sharp one-liners in city hall.

Two clips from Here And Now (2018) catalog a topless scene for Holly Hunter, part of the ensemble surrounding Sarah Jessica Parker's Vivienne as she navigates family and career upheaval in New York. The footage is brief but explicit about what it shows: bared breasts in a dramatic, non-comedic context.

As Eleanor Weller, Holly Hunter shares the screen with Alfred Molina in this adaptation of the novel about a fracturing marriage, with the listed clip focused on a booty-baring scene as Eleanor navigates the fallout of her split from Paul.

Playing a role in this Starz ensemble drama, Holly Hunter appears in a body and booty-focused scene from the series, part of the show's frank take on intersecting Southern California lives alongside Dennis Hopper and Eric Roberts.

As Melanie, the overworked single mother trying to hold her household together, Holly Hunter goes topless in a raw, unglamorous scene from Thirteen. The clip lands amid the film's unflinching look at a mother watching her daughter Tracy, played by Evan Rachel Wood, spiral into a new and dangerous world.

Playing Mira opposite Billy Crudup's FH, Holly Hunter appears in a scene that bares both breasts and rear in this Denis Johnson adaptation. The moment fits the film's loose, drifting tone, capturing an intimate exchange between two characters adrift in addiction and chance encounters.

In the segment titled Fantasies About Rebecca, Holly Hunter plays Rebecca Waynon opposite Gregory Hines's Robert and Matt Craven's Walter, and the listed clip shows her topless in a scene built around longing and imagined intimacy. It is one thread in this interlocking ensemble drama's structure of overlapping women's stories.

Playing Ruby Kincaid, a miner's wife pulled into a violent strike alongside Ted Levine's Silas, Holly Hunter appears topless in a scene that strips away the character's usual guardedness amid the film's labor unrest.

As Judith Moore, freshly separated from her doctor husband, Holly Hunter works through a stretch of the film where she is caught in her underwear before a scene that bares her breasts and butt entirely. The vulnerability fits Judith's arc of self-reinvention after her marriage collapses, with Danny DeVito as her downstairs neighbor Pat Francato drifting through the same stretch of the story.