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Rosanna Arquette
Birthplace: United States
22 videos
Rosanna Arquette broke out in the 1980s with roles in After Hours and Desperately Seeking Susan, building a career mixing independent film with studio work, and her archive includes nude scenes across four decades. She played a memorable supporting part in David Cronenberg's Crash, a film built around explicit, boundary-pushing sex scenes, and her tits and lesbian scene there remains one of the archive's most requested clips. After Hours, an early Scorsese credit, gives up an underwear scene from the start of her career. Her more recent work includes Octavio Is Dead, where she shares a sex scene with Sarah Gadon, and a lesbian, underwear scene opposite Jamie Clayton in The L Word Generation Q. Older titles like 8 Million Ways To Die and Black Rainbow contribute both underwear and full sex scenes, while The Whole Nine Yards adds a tits and underwear scene from her comedy period. Zuma Beach and Frank & Lola round the collection with bikini and topless material. In total, the site holds 22 videos tracking her from the 1980s through recent streaming projects.
Rosanna Arquette shares scenes with Jamie Clayton and Sarah Gadon on CelebMasta.
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The L Word Generation Q (2019) TV 2 videos
Created by Ilene Chaiken
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Octavio Is Dead (2018) Movie 2 videos
Directed by Sook-Yin Lee
Sideswiped (2018) TV 1 video
Crash (2008) TV 1 video
I-see-you.com (2006) Movie 1 video
Directed by Eric Steven Stahl
The Whole Nine Yards (2000) Movie 1 video
Directed by Jonathan Lynn
Hell's Kitchen (1998) Movie 1 video
Directed by Tony Cinciripini
Deceiver (1997) Movie 1 video
Directed by Jonas Pate and Josh Pate
The Wrong Man (1993) Movie 1 video
Directed by Jim McBride
Black Rainbow (1989) Movie 3 videos
Directed by Mike Hodges
New York Stories (1989) Movie 1 video
Directed by Martin Scorsese, Francis Ford Coppola and Woody Allen
8 Million Ways To Die (1986) Movie 3 videos
Directed by Hal Ashby
After Hours (1985) Movie 1 video
Directed by Martin Scorsese
Zuma Beach (1978) Movie 1 video
Directed by Lee H. Katzin
