Born in New York City and bound for Hollywood, Mia Amber Davis will forever be known for her role in the rollicking comedy teen romp Road Trip (2000), starring Breckin Meyer and Amy Smart. As with most teen-centered romps, there’s sex, and there’s virgins who are trying to have the sex. Mia plays Rhonda, a beautiful, full-figured, full-breasted gal who helps to deflower super-skinny, slightly weird-looking Kyle, played by super-skinny, slightly weird-looking actor DJ Qualls. While there’s no nudity, Mia does wear a sexy, satin, leopard-print bra and panty set, and her cups runneth over…and over. And those thighs! Oh, yeah, Mr. Skin likes those thighs a lot (and there’s a lot to love). She reprised her role of Rhonda in the music video for the Eels song “Mr. E’s Beautiful Blues,” which was featured in the movie; the video included just about every character from the movie (“God-damn right it’s a beautiful day.”) singing along to the song, riding in a bus, and playing around on the film’s set. Mia was Rose in the straight-to-video horror/comedy film Holla If I Kill You (2003), then finished out her on-screen career as Kristie Eubanks in the big-screen adventure Girl Crazy (2007), featuring more virgins looking to get their cherries popped. And while she didn’t appear as Mia Amber Davis in any more movies, the alluring actress did pick up a gig as Queen Latifah’s stand-in for both Life Support and The Perfect Holiday in 2007. Sadly, Mia passed away in May 2011 at the age of 36.
