Straight from Paris, Lamya Derval decided to upgrade her career as a model by moving to the US to study acting and becoming a big Hollywood movie star. Alas, with only four years and six credits on her acting resume, the starlet’s American show-biz dreams didn’t quite come to fruition. Lamya, did however, make Mr. Skin’s dreams come true by being absolutely skinsational on the screen. She made her debut as Seven Deadly Sins in the hilarious Bruce Jay Friedman comedy The Lonely Guy (1984), with Steve Martin and Charles Grodin. then went a little more low-budget in Terminal Velocity (1984) playing Lord H’s mistress. In Hellhole (1985), starring Playboy cover girl Judy Landers and Ray Sharkey, Lamya excels in the role of a girl in a Jacuzzi. But before she steps in, she disrobes to show off her tan lines, massive hairy bush, and very perky breasts. She also sniffs a baggie of glue while topless, in case you’re interested. Luscious Lamya got another bit part in a feature film, playing a script girl in The Kid Brother (1987), but her personal parts were better featured in the straight-to-video sequel of the horror franchise, Howling IV: The Original Nightmare (1988), where she played Eleanor. Impressed with her performance, director John Hough included her in his next project, playing the queen in the TV movie The Lady and the Highwayman (1988)—where the bulk of her scenes wound up on the cutting-room floor. Don’t worry, Lamya, Mr. Skin is sure you’re just as lovely on the tile!
