Nastassja Kinski is nude in the movie “To the Devil a Daughter” which was released in 1976. Nastassja is demonstrating small naked tits, bush and full frontal nudity there.
This movie was released in the U.K. just forty days after Nastassja Kinski's fifteenth birthday, making it a virtual certainty she was only fourteen when her scenes were shot. In a 1997 interview, Kinski admitted feeling "torn apart" by the pressure to appear nude, and regretted there was no one present to protect her. A year before she had also appeared topless in the German film Falsche Bewegung. She was 12 when she filmed it.
The same year the film was released, Nastassja Kinski was caught shoplifting and sentenced to three months in a juvenile detention centre. Soon afterwards she began a relationship with controversial director Roman Polanski, who gave her the starring role in his movie Tess, kicking off her international movie career.
The film was originally scheduled to begin production in June 1974, but the cameras didn't roll until September 1975, after a German company stepped in to co-finance and demanded that a German performer be cast in a leading role. This opened the door for Nastassja Kinski.
During filming, Nastassja Kinski developed a strong dislike of Richard Widmark. This was no accident. Believing that the friendly teenager would have difficulty in projecting the fear and hatred with which Catherine rejects Verney's efforts to remove her from Father Michael's satanic influence, Widmark encouraged her dislike of him by remaining aloof and speaking harshly when her performance was too soft. "He taught me a lot," she said afterwards. "He taught me to react properly, to concentrate and to keep my performance under control." Before flying home to the United States, Widmark telephoned her to apologize for his toughness and to praise her for doing a good job.
This movie was released in the U.K. just forty days after Nastassja Kinski's fifteenth birthday, making it a virtual certainty she was only fourteen when her scenes were shot. In a 1997 interview, Kinski admitted feeling "torn apart" by the pressure to appear nude, and regretted there was no one present to protect her. A year before she had also appeared topless in the German film Falsche Bewegung. She was 12 when she filmed it.
This movie was released in the U.K. just forty days after Nastassja Kinski's fifteenth birthday, making it a virtual certainty she was only fourteen when her scenes were shot. In a 1997 interview, Kinski admitted feeling "torn apart" by the pressure to appear nude, and regretted there was no one present to protect her. A year before she had also appeared topless in the German film Falsche Bewegung. She was 12 when she filmed it.
During filming, Nastassja Kinski developed a strong dislike of Richard Widmark. This was no accident. Believing that the friendly teenager would have difficulty in projecting the fear and hatred with which Catherine rejects Verney's efforts to remove her from Father Michael's satanic influence, Widmark encouraged her dislike of him by remaining aloof and speaking harshly when her performance was too soft. "He taught me a lot," she said afterwards. "He taught me to react properly, to concentrate and to keep my performance under control." Before flying home to the United States, Widmark telephoned her to apologize for his toughness and to praise her for doing a good job.
This movie was released in the U.K. just forty days after Nastassja Kinski's fifteenth birthday, making it a virtual certainty she was only fourteen when her scenes were shot. In a 1997 interview, Kinski admitted feeling "torn apart" by the pressure to appear nude, and regretted there was no one present to protect her. A year before she had also appeared topless in the German film Falsche Bewegung. She was 12 when she filmed it.
This scene and the one where Linda Hayden does similar in Blood On Satan's Claw, are the sexiest 70s horror clips ever.
From the little smile on her face, it looks like she was enjoying herself!
"looks like she was enjoying" That might be the so-called acting happening there...
Perfect
NGL, seeing Nattie in her birth suit in this film (or any film in general) does REALLY funny things inside my pants.
Girls know full-well what they're doing at that age.
How she got a perfect bush at the age of 14
She's nude in front of the entire film crew
@BehindTheScene: Stig Why do you write the same comments under different names?
The same year the film was released, Nastassja Kinski was caught shoplifting and sentenced to three months in a juvenile detention centre. Soon afterwards she began a relationship with controversial director Roman Polanski, who gave her the starring role in his movie Tess, kicking off her international movie career.
The film was originally scheduled to begin production in June 1974, but the cameras didn't roll until September 1975, after a German company stepped in to co-finance and demanded that a German performer be cast in a leading role. This opened the door for Nastassja Kinski.
During filming, Nastassja Kinski developed a strong dislike of Richard Widmark. This was no accident. Believing that the friendly teenager would have difficulty in projecting the fear and hatred with which Catherine rejects Verney's efforts to remove her from Father Michael's satanic influence, Widmark encouraged her dislike of him by remaining aloof and speaking harshly when her performance was too soft. "He taught me a lot," she said afterwards. "He taught me to react properly, to concentrate and to keep my performance under control." Before flying home to the United States, Widmark telephoned her to apologize for his toughness and to praise her for doing a good job.
This movie was released in the U.K. just forty days after Nastassja Kinski's fifteenth birthday, making it a virtual certainty she was only fourteen when her scenes were shot. In a 1997 interview, Kinski admitted feeling "torn apart" by the pressure to appear nude, and regretted there was no one present to protect her. A year before she had also appeared topless in the German film Falsche Bewegung. She was 12 when she filmed it.
This movie was released in the U.K. just forty days after Nastassja Kinski's fifteenth birthday, making it a virtual certainty she was only fourteen when her scenes were shot. In a 1997 interview, Kinski admitted feeling "torn apart" by the pressure to appear nude, and regretted there was no one present to protect her. A year before she had also appeared topless in the German film Falsche Bewegung. She was 12 when she filmed it.
During filming, Nastassja Kinski developed a strong dislike of Richard Widmark. This was no accident. Believing that the friendly teenager would have difficulty in projecting the fear and hatred with which Catherine rejects Verney's efforts to remove her from Father Michael's satanic influence, Widmark encouraged her dislike of him by remaining aloof and speaking harshly when her performance was too soft. "He taught me a lot," she said afterwards. "He taught me to react properly, to concentrate and to keep my performance under control." Before flying home to the United States, Widmark telephoned her to apologize for his toughness and to praise her for doing a good job.
She's nude in front of the entire film crew
This scene and the one where Linda Hayden does similar in Blood On Satan's Claw, are the sexiest 70s horror clips ever.
NGL, seeing Nattie in her birth suit in this film (or any film in general) does REALLY funny things inside my pants.
Girls know full-well what they're doing at that age.
Her father was a pedophile.
@BehindTheScene: Stig Why do you write the same comments under different names?
Why can't we tell the ages of the actresses here anymore? What's the problem?? Okay, I won't be visiting this site again! Goodbye!
This video is amazing!
Fourteen? I love her pussy
Her father was proud of her
Nastassja has always been an exhibitionist. For this scene, she wanted the entire crew present.