Sue Ane Langdon nude: best sexy and tickling scenes in movies

Sue Ane Langdon, born Sue Ane Lookhoff on March 8, 1936, is an American actress best known for her work mainly in comedic roles on both television and film. Her career began with singing at Radio City Music Hall and acting in stage productions, including Broadway musicals like “The Apple Tree.” Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, she appeared in numerous TV series, standing out for her supporting roles mostly in comedies, which earned her a Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress in Television in 1972 for the series “Arnie.”

Langdon appeared in various films, some of the most notable being “A Guide for the Married Man,” “The Cheyenne Social Club,” “The Rounders,” and two movies with Elvis Presley, “Roustabout” and “Frankie and Johnny.” A particular role she played was in the film “The New Interns” (1964), where she contributed her class and presence to the ensemble cast, demonstrating her versatility even in roles that were somewhat less comedic compared to her main repertoire.

She is known for her comedic talent and her ability to deliver memorable supporting characters. Her presence on screen was often associated with a blend of charm and humor that she brought to audiences for many years.

Sue Ane Langdon’s best nude scenes in movies

Sue Ane Langdon nude - Sean Connery Strikes again, 1966 — From “Sean Connery Strikes again”, 1966

Sue Ane Langdon nude - The Rounders — From “The Rounders” (1965)

Tickle scenes with Sue Ane Langdon

In “The New Interns,” Langdon plays a woman who pretends to be paralyzed in order to receive medicine from the hospital. The doctor who examines her (Bob Callahan) performs the Babinski reflex on her feet, noting that the feedback is negative. The woman laughs twice at the tickle.

Tickle Baibinski Sue Ane Langdon (1964) The New Interns 1

Tickle Baibinski Sue Ane Langdon (1964) The New Interns 2

Although it is not a tickle scene, we also have a TV scene based on forced laughter.

Sue Ane Langdon appeared in the 1966 episode “The Night of the Steel Assassin” of the TV series The Wild Wild West, where she portrayed Nina Gilbert. In this episode, Nina is the niece of a man murdered by Colonel “Iron Man” Torres, a former Army officer who has been transformed into a nearly indestructible assassin through cybernetic enhancements. Nina becomes a key figure in the plot, as she is manipulated by Torres using hypnosis and auto-suggestion techniques, which also affect Artemus Gordon. Her character’s involvement is central to the episode’s narrative, intertwining with the main characters’ efforts to thwart Torres’s vengeful plans.

In one scene, Torres subjects Gilbert to a machine that produces a light that can hypnotize her: the man orders her to laugh, and the woman begins to giggle for a long time.