She went through high school as a pom-pom girl, but brunette lust-dove Barbara Hershey graduated to become cinema’s favorite naked hippie, initially performing under a screen name taken from her spirit animal, “Barbara Seagull.” Barbara Hershey’s wholesome early roles quickly gave way to naked displays in some of the 1970s most definitively daring big-screen taboo-busters. First up is Last Summer (1969), a hugely controversial, X-rated coming of age tale co-starring Richard Thomas, Barbara Rush, and Bruce Davison about of four teenage friends whose sexual awakenings spill over into searing drama and severe trauma. We see Barbara Hershey nude on the beach. The next Barbara Hershey nude sighting occurs in The Pursuit of Happiness (1971), where we witness Barbara Hershey bare boobs and butt while banging boyfriend Michael Sarrazin. The far out (man) dope opus Dealing: Or the Berkeley-to-Boston Forty-Brick Lost-Bag Blues (1972) dishes out some naked Barbara Hershey tits. Boxcar Bertha (1972), director Martin Scorsese‘s early effort for B-movie kingpin Roger Corman, showcases Barbara Hershey’s nude boobs, butt, and even a hint of pussy hair several times, including a moment when she nakedly kisses Scorsese himself! Love Comes Quietly (1973) will have you coming volcanically as it shows the very pregnant Barbara Hershey nude in broad daylight, showing off her milky mammaries, round rump, and fluffy pubic paradise. In 1983, Barbara raised more than just goosebumps in The Entity (and her ghostly sex scenes would later be parodied by Tori Spelling in Scary Movie 2.) Critical acclaim can’t keep Barbara’s clothes on, though, and she showed off a very sexy maturity by going nude as divine temptress Mary Magdalene in The Last Temptation of Christ (1988) and the oddball cross-country Drowning on Dry Land (1999). We’ll always drool for those nude Hershey’s kisses.