It really seemed to begin with the infamous Superbowl Jackon and Timberlake play a few years back, when Timberlake accidentally ripped Jackson’s costume and bared her breast to the entire world. Ever since then people have been scrambling to catch their favorite celebrities unaware, ready lest a nipple slip or loins be unguarded at a bad moment.

Such is the case with Jane March. There are enough people each day looking for ‘Jane March Oops’ (Oops being the proper term for accidental revelations of the flesh) that it turns up often enough in search results. But the real question is, in her case, why bother?

Jane March is no stranger to baring her skin. She’s gone nude in most of her movies, and has engaged in some raunchy (if faked) sex scenes, considered most of them are relatively ‘mainstream’ movies. So why are you all bothering to look for oops pictures? It’s not like you haven’t seen anything before. Just look up screen shots of her movies and be done with it.

So here it is, the complete list of films Jane March has starred in. Don’t worry, it will doubtless be expanded upon in the future - she’s only 35, after all.

1992 - L’ Amant aka The Lover
1994 - Color of Night
1996 - Never Ever
1998 - Provocateur, Tarzan and the Lost City
2000 - Dark Prince: The True Story of Dracula (made for TV)
2003 - Beauty and the Beast
2006 - The Stone Merchant
2008 - My Last Five Girlfriends

And they generally are inevitable. March doesn’t seem to have any problems displaying her anatomy in front of a camera, and she’s been part of several sex scenes over the years. Granted, they’re all done in the name of progressing the plot of each movie - and it’s rather unlikely that she’s actually having sex under the sheets - but it’s enough to tantalize men (and women) into wanting to see more.

Luckily for them, the Celebrity Movie Archive is a good place to start for that. It has an impressive number of still shots from March’s movies, and a huge number of them are tasteful nude shots. So if that’s what you’re really looking for in a Jane March movie, go ahead and check out the Archive.

Just be warned, though: this is not an area for underage eyes.

Color of Night is the story of Bill Capa (Willis), a psychoanalyst who has beens severely disturbed by watching one of his patients commit suicide. Afterwards he is only able to see the world in shades of gray, and in an effort to recuperate he moves in with one of his friends in Los Angeles, a fellow psychiatrist.

But his friend is murdered and police suspect one of his patients is to blame. Capa takes on the job of learning more about each patient, and as he’s doing so he starts to sleep with a young woman named Rose (played by Jane March). At first the relationship is nothing more than a sideline while Capa carries out his investigation; however it slowly becomes apparent that Rose has something to do with the murder, as she’s been involved with each of the patients in the past. The whole thing leads up to a twist ending.

Color of Night is one of the most explicit ‘mainstream’ movies to be made to date, with several sex scenes and a great deal of nudity (including many shots of March and a few of Willis). The movie was critically panned and won a 1994 Golden Raspberry award.

And that may be one of the reasons she was chosen to play in the French film Amant, known in English as The Lover. The move describes the sizzling sexual relationship between March’s unnamed character, a 15-year-old-girl who’s on her own, and the 32-year-old son of a businessman, played by Tony Leung. In order to gain monetary means March becomes Leung’s lover, hence the title Amant. Jane March herself had five body doubles to cover the sexual scenes that ensued as a result of this relationship, and Leung two.

One of the sex scenes was even alleged to be real, and though this was false the film’s producers moved slowly to disabuse people of the notion for the sake of building the film’s notoriety.