Fitness Celebrity Interview
Liza Lancaster
By Jason E. Cohen, Esq., WNBF Pro Bodybuilder
What has been the most exciting moment in your modeling career to date?
Liza:
I have had a lot of exciting moments and have had some opportunities to work
with some great people. Recently, I coordinated a Fredericks Of Hollywood
shoot and worked with supermodel Gezele. I have also received a lot of
notoriety for my recent Harley Davidson "Bikers and Babes" calendar.
Every model I have ever talked to has held down some pretty low jobs, tell us
some of yours, was it stripping, fast food, toll booth operator?
Liza:
Actually, I am pretty lucky as far as that goes. I have owned my own beauty
salon for many years so I never really needed to do any of the "odd" jobs
people sometimes need to do to survive.
Did your life as a model ever veer close to a direction you didn't want it
going in?
Liza:
I consider myself pretty level-headed. The key is to be a good judge of
character. If you give some people even the slightest opening they will
attempt to take advantage of you. I try to lay out my ground rules in
advance - business is business!
If you had your choice of any acting job in Hollywood what would it be and
what actress would you want to portray?
Liza:
I could see myself in an adult-thriller. People tell me that I look like
Catherine Zeta Jones all the time. I loved her in Traffic and could totally
see myself playing her.
You live in Atlanta and are from Jacksonville. In books and movies, Southern
women always spout wisdom about love and sex. What were you taught?
Liza:
I was taught to be the best person I can be. Everybody makes mistakes and
surely I have too, but the key is to learn from and try not to repeat the
same mistakes. Geeeze, if I had "wisdom" about love I would have already
written a book.
When it comes to sensuality, are you most often the teacher or the pupil?
Liza:
Definitely the teacher!
So are you the kind of teacher who believes in spanking?
Liza:
It depends what you did to deserve it!
What turns you off in a guy?
Liza:
Arrogance!
Would you be more impressed if a guy picked you up for a date in a Ferrari or
a Hummer?
Liza:
I'd have to say the Hummer. A guy once picked me up in a Ferrari and that's
all he talked about. Little did he know he could have picked me up in Yugo
and I would have had a better time with him.
What turns you on more in a man - a sense of humor or a sensitive guy?
Liza:
Can't I have both?
You tell me you stay in this kind of shape 365 days a year, how do you do it?
Liza:
Believe it or not, I do. I have had the opportunity to work with some great
trainers here in Atlanta.
Anything else you would like to add?
Liza:
I just wanted to thank Naturally Ripped News for the support and the
opportunity to appear in the magazine.
- Liza Lancaster