Jaime Pressly

 After appearing in Baywatch 1995 uncredited, Pressly was seen in Mercenary 1996 as Violet the vengeful and seductive seductress. Poison Ivy: The New Seduction 1997 The third film in the Poison Ivy series. After a brief appearance in the cult film for teens Can't Hardly Wait she made appearances on television in guest roles in the short-lived Push, Mortal Kombat: Conquest, and the short-lived Push. She was later cast as one of the leads in Jack & Jill, which aired for two seasons, beginning on September 26, 1999 to April 15th, 2001 on The WB. She was the headliner of Poor White Trash 2000, which was a movie about a con-artist gold-digger Sandy Lake. Pressly also was in three 2001 theatrical releases aimed at teenagers. This gave her greater exposure, despite not having much success. Not Another Teen Movie featured her most prominently as Priscilla. The actress was an athletic high school student, alongside Chris Evans. Pressly also played the role of an unidentified young woman in the sexual comedy Tomcats as well as the Southern love interest in the comedy Joe Dirt. In 2002, Pressly starred in Demon Island an independent horror film that follows an undergraduate student who is stuck on a haunted island. Felix Vasquez of Cinema Crazed thought it was a guilty pleasure and stated: "[She] does what she can do with her character and comes off as a rather charming character". Seventeen years later she was portrayed as a motorbike-riding, crazed criminal in the action-thriller Torque (2004) together with Ice Cube. In a profileof her, The New Yorker, describing the time period in which she was a star said: "She is typically cast because of her looks and Southern sassiness and has also had girlfriend roles in several forgettable teensploitation films"