Aimi MacDonald, an actress known for her work in British cinema, made her mark in the 1970s with a series of notable performances. In Take a Girl Like You (1970), she delivers a memorable portrayal that captures the era's playful spirit. Her role in Vampira (1974) further solidified her presence in the realm of cult cinema, blending humor and intrigue. MacDonald also appears in Keep It Up Downstairs (1976), where she navigates the comedic landscape of erotic films, contributing to the genre's unique charm.
Take a Girl Like You
Northerner Jenny arrives in a town near London, where she has taken lodgings with a Labour candidate in order to take up a job as a teacher. She quickly meets Patrick, who knows another girl at the lodging house but shares the goal, along with his friend Julian, of having sex with as many women as possible. After a first date which ends at Patrick's flat for coffee, Patrick is shocked when Jenny tells him she is a virgin and intends to stay that way until she meets the right man. Jenny is attracted to Patrick, so they get into a volatile relationship as Patrick tries to change Jenny's mind, without giving up his bachelor status.
