was not looking forward to seeing it because "I expected a peep show. Instead, I found 'Naked Lady' to be a fresh look at stale attitudes." Kevin Thomas of the Los Angeles Times wondered what took Funt so long to do a project like this one, but now that he had, "the results not surprisingly are hilarious beyond anything he could dare present on television." Gary Arnold of The Washington Post noted, "As a sex survey, the film is inconclusive and only sporadically funny, but Funt has probably hit on the kind of exploitation movie that will appeal to the broad popular audience." Brian Davis of The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote, "Funt's initial idea of confronting office workers with a completely naked woman is undeniably diverting, but the potential of this particular notion is strictly limited, and his subsequent devices for causing innocent citizens sexual embarrassment become increasingly desperate." See also List of American films of 1970 Actuality film References External links Information at MGM.com Review from Time magazine (1970) 1970 films American documentary films Films directed by Allen Funt United Artists films 1970s English-language films 1970s American films