Blonde, buxom, and leggy Amy Hathaway might not be as famous as the Oscar winner with the same last name, but she hath-a-way of keeping our attention. Mainly by being sexual in all sorts of film roles. Amy not Ann burst onto the scene with a small role in the comedy 14 Going on 30 (1988), not 13 Going on 30 (2004) and followed that up with the sleazy Charles Bronson ass kicker Kinjite: Forbidden Subjects (1989). She managed to keep her pants on for those, as well as her next ventures: spots on the TV series My Two Dads and Arresting Behavior. It wasn’t until the Roger Corman-produced schlocker Last Exit to Earth (1996) that arousing Amy finally let audiences bang on her cans. As a woman from the year 2500, she goes back in time to repopulate the earth. It’s not quite time travel, but you’ll see all sorts of actors moving backwards in that one, since you’ll be rewinding her topless scene over and over. Amy also plays a good vamp, as she proved in the skinless but sexy Joy Ride (1996). Her conman father has her in on a scam where she lures unsuspecting marks with her spectacular mams. There’s one itsy-bitsy, teeny-weeny bikini scene that won’t leave a dry seat in the house. Amy’s seat meat runneth over her bathing bottoms in such a pinch-able fashion its hypnotic. Amy and her rump kept working the small screen with appearances on Felicity and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. On the big screen she’s been seen in The Cure for Boredom (2000), a.k.a. Sex & Bullets, which sadly doesn’t live up to its provocative name. Her final role came in 2013, when Amy played Lisa Morgan alongside sci-fi legend Lance Henriksen in Alien Rising (2013). We wish she’d show those extraterrestrials a little extra, since that would have our space pants rising!
