CS: Does any particular scene stick out in your mind as being your favorite?

CM: Sure. The oil massage scene with Chevy. It was almost completely improvised. Here I was, with well-known comic actor. I was still a little intimidated by him. Then the camera roles, and he starts doing a scene that was news to me. When I turn around and say "you're crazy", I wasn't acting. I didn't know what the hell was going on. But luckily, I'd had some improve training, and I was damn well determined to stay in the scene. So I played along. And it worked.

CS: Were there any scenes that you participated in that didn't make the final cut?

CM: Oh, yeah. But there was so much going on, both on and off the set, that I'll be darned if I can remember them all.

CS: No interview would be complete without a "where are they now" question. What are your interests now? Do you still enjoy skinny-skiing and going to bullfights on acid?

CM: I was skiing last night, in the dark and the temperature was about zero. Sorry fellas, but I was fully clothed. Things I do now? I've got a great new website at www.Cindy-Morgan.com, created by my good friend, Scott Skerchock. I've also moved to the other side of the camera, associate-producing five films, three for Showtime. And I'm relocating to the East coast, because that's where my work is taking me. After all that time in the California sunshine, it should be an interesting adjustment.