Rachel Weisz

Biography

An exotic-looking brunette with a heart-shaped face, pouty lips and expressive dark eyes, sexy Rachel caught the attention of her fellow Brits when she co-starred with Ewan McGregor in the BBC miniseries "Scarlet and Black" (1993). See Rachel Weisz nude at this free celeb site.

The following year she earned praise for her performance alongside Rupert Everett in the London stage revival of "Design for Living".

In 1996, she made the move to the big screen in two very different films: in Bernardo Bertolucci's "Stealing Beauty", and in Andrew Davis' "Chain Reaction". In the former, she was the spoiled daughter of a painter involved with a married lawyer while in the latter she was a scientist teamed with Keanu Reeves in an effort to save the world.

Weisz (complete with a flawless American accent) offered an incisive cameo as a bohemian Jewish girl who entrances Ben Affleck in "Going All the Way" (1997).

She had her first real leading role and earned particular critical praise as a servant who becomes involved with a shipwrecked sailor in Beeban Kidron's period drama "Swept From the Sea" (also 1997).

Rachel then garnered notice as the spunky librarian who teams with Brendan Fraser's adventurer in "The Mummy" (1999) and offered a fine turn as a Russian soldier who finds unlikely romance in the midst of the battle for Stalingrad in "Enemy at the Gates" (2001).

Pics

Nude picture:
The Advocates (1991)

Naked movie clip:
Stealing Beauty (1997)