Burmese by birth and British by accent, snooty-sounding but exotically and copiously erotic Me Me Lai played her ethnic heritage to her best advantage while also catering to the most pressing interests of her core audience members. Specializing as the wholly naked native girl who runs through the greenery in anthropological action/adventure sextravaganzas such as Jungle Holocaust (1977) and Eaten Alive! (1980), Me Me made sure that her muff muff was no stranger to clearly illuminated...
Burmese by birth and British by accent, snooty-sounding but exotically and copiously erotic Me Me Lai played her ethnic heritage to her best advantage while also catering to the most pressing interests of her core audience members. Specializing as the wholly naked native girl who runs through the greenery in anthropological action/adventure sextravaganzas such as Jungle Holocaust (1977) and Eaten Alive! (1980), Me Me made sure that her muff muff was no stranger to clearly illuminated exposure. Catch the coal-black tuft of crotch fluff as Lai lies back on a thick bed of deep tropical grass. Nor did Me Me shy away from serving as the centerpiece to an aboriginal sex ceremony. Jungle and Eaten make a great double-header of uncivilized carnality. After indulging your latent colonial sex fantasies, you can cleanse your palate with some indoor Me Me exhibitionism in Au Pair Girls (1972) and The Element of Crime (1984). All three of her Bs are on display in those foreign flicks. Although it may appear that Me Me is a sexclusive actress, getting fully naked for every role, she has 18 acting credits to her name, most of which she's not nude in. These include the TV series Paul Temple, Jason King, Spearhead, and On the Line and the movies Crucible of Terror (1971), Revenge of the Pink Panther (1978), and Undercover Lover (1979). Thankfully if you get bored of her non-bare roles you can go back to her roots (they're black and boner-inducing). Oh me oh my, Me Me Lai!
