Heather Graham? Hot Damn!

Oh, those Golden Grahams! On the outside, wide-eyed, rosy-lipped, sweet-faced blonde Heather Graham looks to be a mortal incarnation of an angel from heaven. One wouldn't be surprised if she were to slip out of her dress, revealing a divine pair of wings. Fortunately this angel's got a devilish streak and graciously gives us glances beneath her garb often. There are no wings, however, but the near-constant flashing of her celestial flesh is pure heaven!

It makes sense that this milk-pale goddess with all natural and pneumatic dairy delights would originally hail from Wisconsin. She was born in Milwaukee in 1970 to a children's-book-author mother and FBI-agent father, both of whom were strict, God-fearing Irish-Catholics. Lucky for us, the seeds of modesty weren't implanted too deeply into the impressionable young Heather!

The Grahams moved to the Los Angeles suburbs, and while still a budding beauty in high school-her classmates called her "flat-chested theater geek"-Heather began acting in plays, commercials, and even TV shows like Growing Pains. Heather began to give a generation of teen boys another sort of painful growing when she made her big-screen debut in the Coreys (Haim and Feldman) "vehicle" License to Drive (1988).

The following year she was up for the lead role in the cult classic Heathers (1989) but was forced to turn down the opportunity at her parents' request. With their strict religious beliefs, they were worried about their daughter being involved in a film that had sexual situations.

Killing Me Softly (2002)"Growing up in a strict household, it was like, 'Don't ever do a movie with sex in it. Don't do anything risky because we don't want to be embarrassed by you,'" Heather says now. "But then I started to do things to make me happy. You figure out who you are and accept it."

Fed up with her parents' uptight outlook, Heather moved into her own apartment and, while still finishing up high school, took on the role of a pharmacy-filching hottie in Gus Van Sant's Drugstore Cowboy (1989). She was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award but, sadly, not a Skindependent Spirit Award-Heather's hatred of habiliment was still a few years away!

But even firmly entrenched in her clothing, she caught the eye of oddball director David Lynch, who cast her as Agent Cooper's love interest in the second season of Twin Peaks. Surely the character of Annie Blackburn appealed to Heather, and probably to her parents too, since Annie was a former nun! Sacriluscious!

Killing Me Softly (2002)Throughout the early 1990s Heather's already popular profile became all the more prominent with sizeable roles in flicks like Six Degrees of Separation (1993) and, especially, the frat-dude favorite Swingers (1996). After that, Heather must have decided it was high time to really stick it to Mom and Dad and accepted a part in the drama Two Girls and a Guy (1998). The "climax" of the flick involved Heather's nether regions getting hungrily munched. Though Graham remained clothed, the scene still had to be cut by more than a minute to change the rating from NC-17 to R! Heather complains, "Maybe they don't like more natural love scenes, because this doesn't look like most movie sex, and perhaps they thought it was something new. Or maybe it was the oral sex-because it's a man to a woman. Is that bad?" Oh no, Heather. Not bad at all.

After simulating groin gobbling onscreen, the only thing left to lick was nudity, and Heather's nether regions made their gland debut in the no-hole-barred porn-industry tale Boogie Nights (1997). As skate-loving adult actress Rollergirl, our fair-haired heroine boogied out of her clothes and plopped her completely nude figure atop Mark Wahlberg's diggling dirk. It was a jawdropping moment that will live in skinfamy, though, unfortunately, the Graham family refused to see the beauty of it. "Boogie Nights was quite explicit, and my parents were horrified. They didn't really want to hear my point of view and thought that, because I took the part, then I was like that in real life," Heather sadly mused. Wonder what they thought of Heather's equally adorable younger sis, Aimee Graham, who, at the time, was similarly proffering her palookas in flicks like Reform School Girl (1994) and Dance with the Devil (1997)?

Boogie Nights brought mainstream attention, and sweet-as-honey Heather was the high point of Bowfinger (1999) and Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999). But she returned to racy form-and what a form it was!-for Killing Me Softly (2002). From peeling in a park to pose for pictures to fornicating with Joseph Fiennes every which way and loose, Heather gives every bit of herself for the de-mam-ding role, arguably her greatest to date. Killing Me Softly . . . and screwing her hard!

Boogie Nights (1997)We were forced to winter a long, cold four years before Graham's mams saw the light of day again. In Broken (2006), we saw her teat tokens when she hit the sheets with Jeremy Sisto, and as an added (but, sadly, non-nude) bonus, she mashed mouths with a lusty lady friend. Heather's first lesbian scene must've left a great taste in her mouth, because she repeated her antics later that year in Gray Matters (2006) when she kissed brunette Bridget Moynahan. Lez all enjoy it!

The tits kept coming (and coming and coming) as Graham served her crackers in Adrift in Manhattan (2007). In the hands-down Anatomy Award Winner for "Best Unrated Scene," Heather gets boffed from behind and begs her man to spank her, and she spiced up that S&M with a little T&A. Be sure to check out the unrated version for an even greater gander at her glanders.

Now thirty-eight years old and more luminous than ever, Heather Graham has absolutely no plans to cease challenging herself with roles that expose both her soul and her flawless figure. She promises, "I'd much rather pretend to be having an orgasm than pretend someone's stabbing me thirty-five million times." Sounds like the breast is yet to come.