It ain’t easy being a rebel when your old man is Peter Fonda. But Bridget Fonda has tried to blaze her own trail in the same industry where dad, aunt Jane Fonda, and granddad Henry Fonda became stars. Bridget got her start in the industry via her father’s most famous film, Easy Rider (1969) playing a child living in a commune at just five years old. She took a long break from Hollywood while studying at NYU, but as soon as Bridget graduated her and her famous family genetics took Hollywood by storm. Bridget begins her epic erotic career in Aria (1987), a British anthology film where she stars in a portion based on the Wagner opera “Lieberstod.” Bridget joins her boyfriend in a bathtub, letting us see her baritone bazoongas in what was her first nude scene. In The Godfather: Part III (1990) she lets us see just a peek of her famous fanny, while in Single White Female (1992) she lets us see both her heavenly hangers and ridiculously remarkable rump. Her psycho roommate could cut her hair and wear her clothes, but she couldn’t match those phenomenal features! Her boyfriend fonda-ls her breasts in Point of No Return (1993) which blocks our view (not that we can blame him), but we get to watch her lather them in suds in The Road to Wellville (1994), a scene that leads many a viewer to rub-a-dub-dub his nub. She worked with Robert De Niro and Quentin Tarantino in Jackie Brown (1997) as a pot loving bikini babe, before starring as a paleontologist we want to bone in the creature feature Lake Placid (1999). She has a bit of a nip slip in the Jet Li film Kiss of the Dragon (2001), which marks was Bridget’s last major role. She hasn’t acted since a 2002 television movie called Snow Queen. Bridget stopped acting to start a family with her husband, lead singer of “Oingo Boingo” Danny Elfman, but whenever this queen of film nudity returns to acting, we hope she gives us another glimpse of the body that made our peepees go boingo for over a decade.