She was the first black supermodel, but Beverly Johnson never had the same luck in Hollywood. The posing pioneer became the first African American woman on the covers of American “Vogue” and French “Elle”, before the Buffalo born beauty opted to spread her wings and head for Hollywood. After a couple of television roles on shows like Martin and Law & Order, Beverly combined comic skill with a killer bod in films such as Loaded Weapon 1 (1993) and The Meteor Man (1993). But we take her sole starring role very seriously, since Beverly stripped down to do some skinny dipping in Ashanti, Land of No Mercy (1979). Before the “What’s Luv” singer was even born, Beverly played a WHO doctor that’s kidnapped, after being mistaken for a member of the Ghanan, Ashanti tribe. Michael Caine ends up having to save her, but not before she hides behind a bush but can’t hide her, well, bush (along with her rack and rump) while doing the stripping before the skinny dipping. As a captive, she further captivates us with some sensational downblouse as she bends over to clean. Check out that fine bod and you can see why Beverly took the coming decade off to rule the world’s runways. Her breasts made an acting comeback in the ’90s, though, and you can see them in her 1996 cable anthology appearance in Red Shoe Diaries 15: Forbidden Zone. It pushes all our Louis-buttons! Otherwise, Beverly’s kept us working our Johnsons while she kept working her body in films such as The Cover Girl Murders (1993). 54 (1998) and How to Be a Player (1997). After joining Britney Spears in Crossroads (2002), Beverly starred in Beverly’s Full House, a reality TV show on OWN. She owned the screen, but of late has unfortunately mostly been making news for her allegations against Bill Cosby, not her acting career. We’d love to see her return to the screen and get naked again, though. From Maine to California, we can’t get enough of Beverly’s hills!