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'''June Wilkinson''', one of the world's most-photographed women in the late 1950's - early 1960's. Curvaceous June was a star in ''[[Playboy]]'' and movie screens.
'''June Wilkinson''' (1940-2025) was a [[British]] [[adult model]] and  [[actress]], known for her appearances in ''[[Playboy]]'' magazine and in films of the 1960s. One of the world's most-photographed women in the late 1950s and early 1960s, at the height of her career she was called "the most photographed nude in America".
==Early Life==
June was born March 27, 1940 in Essex, England. Having started as a stage performer at the age of 12, June went on to topless dance at the legendary Windmill Theatre in London from 1957 to 1958, after which she was discovered by Hugh Hefner.
==Playboy==
June first appeared in Playboy was in  September 1958. At the time her breasts were so large Hefner called her '''"The Bosom"'''. She was a brunette in those days, but in later shoots she was a blonde. Ms. Wilkinson proved to be so popular, she appeared again in Playboy in August 1959, and again in November 1960. Her measurements were:43"DD-22"-36". Though she wasn't ever an official Playmate, she was featured in the magazine on seven separate occasions and was one of the magazine's most popular photo subjects.
==Later Career==
She appeared in more then fifty other men's magazines and newspapers from 1958-1970, making her one of the most well photographed models of the era. In 1997, in her late 50's, June came back for another nude shoot in "The Best of Glamour Girls;then and Now". In 1999 when Playboy published its list of the "100 Sexiest Stars of the Century," June came in at #30.


==Personal History==
==Career==
She was married to Dan Pastorini, NFL quarterback for the Houston Oilers and L.A. Raiders, from 1972 to 1982. She has a daughter, Brahna. Currently she hosts "The Directors," a cable show in which she interviews filmmakers. She's also putting together a show about the history of fashion called "Glamour's First 5000 Years."
June Wilkinson was born 27 March 1940 in Eastbourne, England.  Having started as a stage performer at the age of 12, she went on to become the youngest topless dancer, at the age of 15, at the Windmill Theatre in London from 1957 to 1958. During a promotional tour in the United States, she was discovered by Hugh Hefner. Her first appearance in ''Playboy'', in September 1958, was titled "The Bosom".  She was a brunette in those days, but in later shoots she was a blonde.


==Trivia==
Wilkinson's second ''Playboy'' appearance was photographed by Russ Meyer. Meyer was an independent photographer at the time, and filming his ground-breaking ''The Immoral Mr. Teas'' (1959). Because she was under contract to Seven Arts at the time, Wilkinson could not officially appear in Meyer's film. However, as an uncredited and unpaid favor to the director, Wilkinson's breasts can be seen through a window in one scene.
*Measurements: 44DD-23-36 (during prime of her career in late 1950s-early 1960s), 42DD-26-37 (re-measured in 1997), (Source: Celebrity Sleuth magazine)


*Profiled in Steve Sullivan's book about "Golden Era" pinups, entitled Va Va Voom. June also wrote the forward to another of Sullivan's books, Bombshell.
Wilkinson appeared in ''Playboy'' again in August 1959 in a spread titled "The Bosom in Hollywood." During this period, she appeared with Spike Jones's band, together with actor Billy Barty. Recalling this period in her career, Wilkinson later remembered Barty with affection, but commented that Jones, off-stage, had no sense of humor. In 1960, Wilkinson was featured in ''Playboy'' four times, in June, July, August, October, and again in November. Her feature in the November issue was titled "The Bosom Revisits Playboy". Wilkinson appeared in the 1960 voodoo film, ''Macumba Love'', which promoted her measurements as "44-20-36". At times reported as up to "45-22-35", in 1963 Wilkinson stated that her measurements were actually "40-22-35".


*Dated Elvis Presley a couple of times while he was filming ''King Creole'' (1958).
In 1961 Wilkinson made several stage appearances on the U.S. West Coast with performers such as Louis Jordan in ''Marriage Go Round'', Silvia Sidney in ''Come Blow Your Horn'' and Milton Berle in ''Norman, Is That You?''. She had a brief role in John Cassavetes's 1962 film, ''Too Late Blues''.
==Partial Filmography==
 
*''The Florida Connection'' (1974)
In December 1962, Wilkinson made her last appearance in ''Playboy'', though her photos would continue to appear in the magazine in anniversary and retrospective features. Though she was never an official [[Playmate]], she was featured in the magazine on seven separate occasions and was one of the magazine's most popular photo subjects. She appeared in more than fifty other men's magazines and newspapers from 1958–1970, making her one of the most well photographed models of the era.
*''The Mack'' (1973) 
 
*''The Candidate'' (1964)
Wilkinson was the star of director Myron Gold's 1963 film, ''La Rabia'' (''The Rage''). Directed in Mexico City, the film has Wilkinson as a stripper with a gigolo boyfriend. She met Dan Pastorini, NFL quarterback for the Houston Oilers and Oakland Raiders in 1972, and they were married in 1973. They co-starred in the 1974 film ''Florida Connection'' (also known as ''Weed''), for the producer of ''Rage''. The couple divorced in 1982, and Wilkinson never remarried. She has a daughter, Brahna.
*''La Rabia por dentro'' (1963)
 
*''Who's Got the Action'' (1962) 
In 1997, in her late 50's, June came back for another nude shoot in ''The Best of Glamour Girls: Then and Now'' vol. 2 (Winter 1997). In 1999 when ''Playboy'' published its list of the "100 Sexiest Stars of the Century," June came in at #30. Currently she hosts ''The Directors'', a cable show in which she interviews filmmakers. She's also putting together a show about the history of fashion called ''Glamour's First 5000 Years.''
*''The Playgirls and the Bellboy'' (1962)  
 
*''The Continental Twist'' (1961)
== Filmography ==
*''The Private Lives of Adam and Eve'' (1961)  
{{filmography start|style=listfull}}
*''Too Late Blues'' (1961)
{{film|Just for You|style=listfull|released=[[1952]]}}
*''Macumba Love'' (1960)
{{film|Thunder in the Sun|style=listfull|released=[[1959]]}}
*''Career Girl'' (1959)
{{film|The Immoral Mr. Teas|style=listfull}}
*''The Immoral Mr. Teas'' (1959)
{{film|Career Girl|style=listfull|released=[[1959]]}}
*''Thunder in the Sun'' (1959)  
{{film|Macumba Love|style=listfull|released=[[1960]]}}
*''Just for You'' (1952)
{{film|Too Late Blues|style=listfull|released=[[1961]]}}
{{film|The Private Lives of Adam and Eve|style=listfull|released=[[1961]]}}
{{film|The Continental Twist|style=listfull|released=[[1961]]}}
{{film|The Playgirls and the Bellboy|style=listfull|released=[[1962]]}}
{{film|Who's Got the Action|style=listfull|released=[[1962]]}}
{{film|La Rabia por dentro|style=listfull|released=[[1963]]}}
{{film|The Candidate|style=listfull|released=[[1964]]}}
{{film|The Mack|style=listfull|released=[[1973]]}}
{{film|The Florida Connection|style=listfull|released=[[1974]]}}
{{filmography end}}
 
== Big tit movies / pictures of June Wilkinson ==
* {{mrskin|01059}}
* {{playboy}}
 
== Magazine Appearances ==
*[[Fling]] (digest) #14 (1959)
*[[Fling]] Festival Vol 2 (Winter 1959)
*[[Fling]] Festival Vol 8 (Holiday 1961–1962)
*[[Fling]] (September 1966)


==External links==
==External links==
*[http://home.earthlink.net/~nuttbait/june_wilkinson.htm June Wilkinson Webpage]
* {{freeones}}
* {{babepedia}}
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* {{ogglebooble|3412}}
*[http://home.earthlink.net/~nuttbait/june_wilkinson.htm June Wilkinson fan site], earthlink.net
*[http://clubpinup.com/wilkinson/june_wilkinson.htm Club Pinup:June Wilkinson]
*[http://clubpinup.com/wilkinson/june_wilkinson.htm Club Pinup:June Wilkinson]
*[http://www.thepaperframer.com/JuneWilkinsonCovers.php June Wilkinson Covers]
*[http://members.fortunecity.com/noops076/fcnoops_june_wilkinson.html June Wilkinson]
*[http://members.tripod.com/junewilkinson0/june_wilkinson2.htm The Offical June Wilkinson Fan Club]
*[http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Chamber/2517/evelina.html Another June Wilkinson Webpage]
*[http://javasbachelorpad.com/june.html Femme Fatale: June Wilkinson]
*[http://javasbachelorpad.com/june.html Femme Fatale: June Wilkinson]
*{{playboywiki}}


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Latest revision as of 18:42, 1 April 2026

June Wilkinson

Personal
Born March 27, 1940(1940-03-27)
Eastbourne, East Sussex, England
Died July 21, 2025 (aged 85)
Long Beach, California USA
Ethnicity Caucasian
Nationality British
Body
Measurements 43-22-36
Bra/cup size 38E (85E)  (same as DD cup)
Boobs Natural
Height 5 ft 6 in (1.68 m)
Weight 132 lb (60 kg)
Body type Average
Hair Brunette
Underarm hair Shaved
Performances
Shown Topless
Databases
  IMDb  

June Wilkinson (1940-2025) was a British adult model and actress, known for her appearances in Playboy magazine and in films of the 1960s. One of the world's most-photographed women in the late 1950s and early 1960s, at the height of her career she was called "the most photographed nude in America".

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Career

June Wilkinson was born 27 March 1940 in Eastbourne, England. Having started as a stage performer at the age of 12, she went on to become the youngest topless dancer, at the age of 15, at the Windmill Theatre in London from 1957 to 1958. During a promotional tour in the United States, she was discovered by Hugh Hefner. Her first appearance in Playboy, in September 1958, was titled "The Bosom". She was a brunette in those days, but in later shoots she was a blonde.

Wilkinson's second Playboy appearance was photographed by Russ Meyer. Meyer was an independent photographer at the time, and filming his ground-breaking The Immoral Mr. Teas (1959). Because she was under contract to Seven Arts at the time, Wilkinson could not officially appear in Meyer's film. However, as an uncredited and unpaid favor to the director, Wilkinson's breasts can be seen through a window in one scene.

Wilkinson appeared in Playboy again in August 1959 in a spread titled "The Bosom in Hollywood." During this period, she appeared with Spike Jones's band, together with actor Billy Barty. Recalling this period in her career, Wilkinson later remembered Barty with affection, but commented that Jones, off-stage, had no sense of humor. In 1960, Wilkinson was featured in Playboy four times, in June, July, August, October, and again in November. Her feature in the November issue was titled "The Bosom Revisits Playboy". Wilkinson appeared in the 1960 voodoo film, Macumba Love, which promoted her measurements as "44-20-36". At times reported as up to "45-22-35", in 1963 Wilkinson stated that her measurements were actually "40-22-35".

In 1961 Wilkinson made several stage appearances on the U.S. West Coast with performers such as Louis Jordan in Marriage Go Round, Silvia Sidney in Come Blow Your Horn and Milton Berle in Norman, Is That You?. She had a brief role in John Cassavetes's 1962 film, Too Late Blues.

In December 1962, Wilkinson made her last appearance in Playboy, though her photos would continue to appear in the magazine in anniversary and retrospective features. Though she was never an official Playmate, she was featured in the magazine on seven separate occasions and was one of the magazine's most popular photo subjects. She appeared in more than fifty other men's magazines and newspapers from 1958–1970, making her one of the most well photographed models of the era.

Wilkinson was the star of director Myron Gold's 1963 film, La Rabia (The Rage). Directed in Mexico City, the film has Wilkinson as a stripper with a gigolo boyfriend. She met Dan Pastorini, NFL quarterback for the Houston Oilers and Oakland Raiders in 1972, and they were married in 1973. They co-starred in the 1974 film Florida Connection (also known as Weed), for the producer of Rage. The couple divorced in 1982, and Wilkinson never remarried. She has a daughter, Brahna.

In 1997, in her late 50's, June came back for another nude shoot in The Best of Glamour Girls: Then and Now vol. 2 (Winter 1997). In 1999 when Playboy published its list of the "100 Sexiest Stars of the Century," June came in at #30. Currently she hosts The Directors, a cable show in which she interviews filmmakers. She's also putting together a show about the history of fashion called Glamour's First 5000 Years.

Filmography

Title Released Company Director Starring Notes
Just for You 1952
Thunder in the Sun 1959
The Immoral Mr. Teas 1959 PAD-RAM Enterprises, Inc. Russ Meyer Marilyn Wesley
Ann Peters
Michele Roberts
Dawn Danielle
June Wilkinson
(uncredited - torso only)
Career Girl 1959
Macumba Love 1960
Too Late Blues 1961
The Private Lives of Adam and Eve 1961
The Continental Twist 1961
The Playgirls and the Bellboy 1962
Who's Got the Action 1962
La Rabia por dentro 1963
The Candidate 1964
The Mack 1973
The Florida Connection 1974

Big tit movies / pictures of June Wilkinson

Magazine Appearances

  • Fling (digest) #14 (1959)
  • Fling Festival Vol 2 (Winter 1959)
  • Fling Festival Vol 8 (Holiday 1961–1962)
  • Fling (September 1966)

External links


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