The elfin
Jenny Agutter as Jessica Six in the 1976 feature film,
Logan's Run. It's a couple days early, but September's
Space Babe is one of my all time favorites. Beautiful and sexy with a charming innocence, Agutter's layered portrayal of Jessica Six is forever seared into my adolescent brain. Doesn't hurt that she had a couple of tantalizing nude scenes... and that
dress!
Born on December 20, 1952, in Taunton, Somerset, England, UK, Agutter was the daughter of an army officer and spent her childhood traveling and living in different countries. Her film career began at the age of 12!
Agutter is an accomplished and prolific English actress with substantial television, film and stage credits. Her genre credits are slim, aside from her iconic role in
Logan's Run, but she did appear in episodes of
The Six Million Dollar Man, and is well-known for her co-starring role in 1981's
An America Werewolf In London.
One of my all-time favorites, too!
ReplyDeleteQuite simply the best ever!
ReplyDeleteI loved the movie, and I loved that dress with the open sides. As an 18 year old when I saw it, it made me crazy!
ReplyDeleteJessica-6 in Logan's Run 1976 movie, but all of Jenny Agutter can be seen in Walkabout 1971 movie.(skinnydipping scene)
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I love both Logan's Run (one of my favorite movies ever) and the lovely Jenny Agutter, a Space Babe who is as talented as she is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLogan's Run anecdote: There was in the original cut of the film much more nudity by Jenny in a scene where BOX (the silver robot) makes an ice sculpture of Logan and Jessica 6, but alas, this scene was cut because of time constraints and never to be seen again. Damn!
Jenny Agutter-Hotter than hell!
ReplyDeleteShe was also in the Red Dwarf episode "Psirens."
ReplyDeleteA "Quality" lady all the way -can't say anything bad about Jenny!
ReplyDeleteLogan's run is where I developed(and maintain to this day)a major boyish crush on Jenny!
ReplyDeleteAgreed and Agreed. Her bearskin scene with Logan and BOX is legendary, catapulting the hormonal growth of any '70s teenage geek by a dozen years.
ReplyDeleteJust a GORGEOUS, lovely face as well. Still one of my favorite films ever.