Premiering in New York in 1967, which musical became famous for the amount of nudity involved?
Nudity in film of a party scene with brief nudity that only appears in the export print. The 1966 British-Italian film "Blowup" became the first mainstream English-language film to show a woman's pubic hair, although the particular shot was only a few seconds long. (Some sources, such as "Playboy"'s "History of Sex in Cinema" series, have stated that the pubic hair exposure was unintended). Two Swedish films from 1967, "I Am Curious (Yellow)" and "Inga", were ground-breaking—and famous—for showing explicit sex and nudity. Both were initially banned in the U.S. and were rated X when they were shown in 1968. "I Am Curious
Nudity in film (Yellow)" was banned in Massachusetts, more on the basis of the sexuality than the nudity, and was the subject of prosecution. The film was held not to be obscene. There was a surge in nudity in film in the United Kingdom after 1960. The gritty social drama "This Sporting Life" (1963) was among the first to include glimpses of male nudity. Judy Geeson's uninhibited nude swim in "Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush" (1967) created a stir at the time. The surreal student protest film "If..." (1968) was notorious and controversial for its frontal male nudity (excised by censors),