A photograph of Jamie Lee Curtis from the 1994 film True Lies has recently gone viral on social media, amassing over 2 million views. The image, which captures Curtis during her memorable striptease scene, was shared by a user on X (formerly Twitter) and has sparked a wide range of reactions from the online community.

In True Lies, directed by James Cameron, Curtis portrays Helen Tasker, a seemingly ordinary housewife who becomes entangled in her husband’s secret life as a spy, played by Arnold Schwarzenegger. The striptease scene, where Helen unknowingly performs for her disguised husband, is often highlighted as one of the film’s most iconic moments. Curtis’s performance in this scene was notable not only for its sensuality but also for its blend of humor and vulnerability. In a 2022 interview, Curtis revealed that the scene was largely improvised, adding to its authenticity and appeal.

The recent resurgence of interest in this scene has led to a variety of comments from social media users. One user remarked, “This scene when her husband made her perform a lap dance for him and she didn’t know it was him but danced hesitantly like this.” Another commented, “Once of my favorite movies. Her dancing scene has me in tears.” However, some reactions have been less favorable, with one user stating, “She’s ugly, but she’s sexy at the same time, I don’t know how to explain it,” and another saying, “Put a bag on the bitch.”

The renewed attention to Curtis’s performance in True Lies comes amid a broader appreciation for her extensive career in Hollywood. In 2022, she won her first Oscar for her role in Everything Everywhere All At Once, further cementing her status as a versatile and enduring actress.

As for whether this is the best Jamie Lee Curtis has looked in a film, opinions are subjective and vary among audiences. While many fans consider her portrayal of Helen Tasker to be among her most memorable and alluring roles, others might point to different performances in her diverse filmography.

For those interested in revisiting this iconic scene, here’s a clip from the film: