Jaime Pressly Hometown: Kinston, NC Birthday: July 30 Jaime Pressly doesn't just play a dancer on TV — she is one. Trained from an early age by her mother, a classical dance instructor, Pressly has used her physical ability in many of her acting roles. Pressly is also a natural beauty. She started her modeling career at 13 and quickly became known internationally. She's had a variety of film roles beginning with playing Drew Barrymore's body double in the 1992 "Poison Ivy" and including taking over the whole role in the 1997 "Poison Ivy: The New Seduction." Pressly has also slummed as trailer trash in the Jerry Springer's "Ringmaster" and this year's aptly named "Trash." She was in the teen party flick "Can't Hardly Wait." Pressly appeared with Richard Greico in both "The Journey: Absolution" and "Against the Law," as well as with Jean Claude Van Damme in "Desert Heat." Her current projects are the horror movie "Pinata" with Buffy's Nicholas "Xander" Brendon and the comedy "Good-bye Sunrise," both slated to be released in 2000. Pressly's small screen career has also been action packed, with a role on "Mortal Kombat" and as a former gymnast on "Push."