First Lady
Catch this hot starlet in the new film The Notebook with James Garner. (She’s the pretty girl; he’s the old hairy guy.)

STUFF: You were in Good Advice with Charlie Sheen. Did he ever try to hold you down and snort cocaine off your chest?
MEREDITH: Let’s see…no. [Laughs] That would have been a funny story, but Charlie was a sweetheart. I think he was a little disappointed, because he made a comment about how my role originally belonged to a Playboy bunny. But he was very nice.

The Notebook is a love story that takes place mostly in a nursing home. Does that mean we get to see some hot and steamy geriatric sex?
Unfortunately, no. You won’t get to see hot and steamy older people, but you will certainly be enraptured nonetheless, because of the love between [Garner and Gena Rowlands]—when they’re younger and, of course, when they’re older in the nursing home.

You volunteer as a hotline counselor for a suicide-prevention center. Let’s say a guy calls and says he’s going to kill himself if you don’t talk dirty to him. Do you?
God, no, because then we’d get repeat sex callers, and we deal with them already. What they don’t expect is for me to say, “Are you masturbating right now?” Boom—they hang up right away.

I heard that you’re a defensive-firearms expert. What weapon would you use if you were shooting on the move in a close-quarters battle?
A 9 mm Glock 26. I can shoot from 23 different positions—including upside down.

Are you better trained with gun positions or sexual positions?
I picked up [gun] training two years ago, so I’d like to think I’m more experienced in the bedroom. But I’ve never actually counted.

Have you ever done the nasty upside down?
Do you count falling off the bed?

I do now!

Meredith Zealy

Meredith Zealy

Meredith Zealy

Meredith Zealy