Jennifer Decker
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Slim, sexy starlet Jennifer Decker, born in Paris, began her acting career at the age of 18, touring France with a successful theatrical version of Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet (she played Juliet, of course). Afterward, this versatile vixen went on to tackle the world of on-screen acting, starting with a debut in 2003 in the TV series Carnets d’ado, aka You’ll Get Over It, in the episode titled “Trop plein d’amour,” aka “L’amour dangereux” (or, for those whose French is a little rusty, “Too Full of Love” and “Dangerous Love”). Mr. Skin is going through all the translations because you’ll probably be very interested—it’s also her skinematic debut, and her bare breasts make multiple appearances in the project. And though the majority of her acting CV is all about films and TV shows or movies that originated in France, there are also some multi-country entries, including one with the US, which is where you’ve probably seen the 5’7” brunette beauty—as Lucienne in the movie Flyboys (2006), co-starring James Franco and Jean Reno. Elsewhere on the big screen, she was Angie in Hellphone (2007), Lulu in Lulu and Jimi (2009), Harmony in Bank Error in Your Favor (2009), and Laura in Living on Love Alone (2010). Also in 2010, she returned to the little screen to share more of her au naturel self, as Mathilde in the TV movie Les amants naufragés (2010), or The Shipwrecked Lovers. The audience is treated to a lingering look at her sexy long legs, naked boobage, a pop of nipple, and even a bit of bush, courtesy of a photograph. At some point in 2015, Jennifer took on an extended name, “Jennifer Decker de la Comédie Française” (Lost a bet? Big fan of Puffy?), and her lengthy moniker can be seen in the credits in the movies Paris-Willouby (2015) where she played Angélique, in Courted (2015) as a defense lawyer, in Orpheline (2016) as Kiki’s mom, and in A Clever Crook (2018) as Justine. Mr. Skin doesn’t care what she calls herself, as long as she keeps calling the screen her career, and keeps calling her clothes to the floor.