Chay Santini
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Chay Lynn Santini (born 1976 in San Juan, Puerto Rico) is a supermodel and aspiring actress.
Chay lived with her parents and attended primary school in San Juan. She moved to Florida, where she enrolled in the Florida State University. She studied and modeled at the same time for magazines and for companies such as Avon. She graduated with a bachelor's degree in studio art.
In 1998, Chay landed a small and uncredited part as a cheerleader in Adam Sandler's movie The Waterboy. That motivated her to try her hand in acting, and as a result she enrolled and attended The School for Film and Television Acting School.
Also, in 1998, Chay was honored by being named Latina Super Model of the Year by Avon. She returned to Puerto Rico and on September 21, 2000, she represented San Juan in the Miss World Puerto Rico pageant. She was second runner-up to Miss Puerto Rico Barbara Serrano, who went on to become Miss World that year.
Chay was cast as "Alejandra Santiago" in episode 34 ("Family Reunion") in the television series She Spies. In 2003, she starred in the short movie "The Mexican Kiss", and in 2004, Chay played the role of "Diane" in the movie Seeing Other People.
Chay has participated in the following:
Actress
- The Waterboy (1998) (uncredited) - Cougar Cheerleader
- Directing Eddie (2001) (uncredited) - Oliver's Girl
- Nightstalker (2002) - Teenage Girl
- Stunt C*cks (2004) - Alexxxis
- Seeing Other People (2004) - Diane
Miscellaneous Crew
- Kiss the Bride (2002) - (set costumer)
- May (2002) - (set costumer)
- This Girl's Life (2003) - (set costumer)
Notable TV Guest Appearances
- "Popular" playing "Salsa Girl" in episode: "The Brain Game" (episode # 2.18) April 27, 2001
- "The Geena Davis Show" playing "Cheerleader" in episode: "White Moms Can't Jump" (episode # 1.21) July 10, 2001
- "The Andy Dick Show" playing "Renee" in episode: "The Garage Sale" (episode # 3.6) 2002
- "She Spies" playing "Alejandra Santiago" in episode: "Family Reunion" (episode # 2.14) February 9, 2004
