In the just-released feature film "The Boys and Girls Guide to Getting Down," Leyla Milani plays Brittany, "The girl on the go in the 310." In the award-winning horror flick "Wrestlemaniac," she plays Dallas, the tough Texan who is ultimately the last one standing. In WWE's Raw Diva Search Contest, she just missed winning the top spot by a few votes. So, as an in-demand film actress and television personality, how do you top those gigs? How about by being named Case Model #13 on "Deal or No Deal"?

It was a random luck of the draw, so now, as "Deal or No Deal's" Lucky Thirteen, or Lucky Leyla as she's often referred to, Milani has charmed television viewers and fans from all over the country with her infectious smile and smooth, soothing style.

She is a talented actress, model, host, fashion designer and a well-rounded Jack of all trades. Currently she can be seen on two national television commercials: a WWE Raw Fan-nation spot airing on USA networks and a Budweiser beer spot as Monday.

She's appeared on several hit television shows including NBC's "Las Vegas," "Las Comic Standing," CW's "All of Us," Fox's "Stacked," "Desire," CMT's reality show "Popularity Contest," (her only comment on the show was, "Those people sure ate a lot of red meat."), TNT's drama "Wanted," Larry David's HBO smash "Curb Your Enthusiasm," and Showtime's "Sleeper Cell."

She has hosted Fuel TV's popular motorsport show "M80," Fox Sport Net's "Celebrity Golf Tournament" as well as the new political variety show "The 1/2 Hour News Hour" on Fox News. She is the new spokesmodel for the Clientele skin care line, and the premier cover girl for a brand-new national glossy publication, Coexistence Magazine, which debuted in September 2007.

Later in the year, Milani can be seen on Mountaindew.com in a brand-new webisode series entitled, "Cyberpux," where she plays a bad cybercop.

In addition to the smash hit that is "Deal or No Deal," most of her fans now recognize Milani as the WWE's Raw Diva Search 2005 finalist and runner-up. Selected from 8,000 applicants, for eight consecutive weeks Milani made her way through the stiff competition to become the #2 diva. As a result of her repeated appearances on WWE and the millions of viewers watching her worldwide, her website, leylamilani.com, receives thousands of hits daily.

When she's not busy working, she enjoys reading motivational quotes, useless facts, playing with her pet Pomeranian Mango, and gambling - maybe a little too much; blackjack and roulette being her specialty.

Lucky Leyla Milani always knew she had good fortune. "Ever since I was a year old, I have been posing for the camera," says the Canadian siren. But back then, hanging out with the guys, playing every sport under the sun and constantly entertaining everybody who would watch or listen was her life. Local fame came early with Milani hosting a local cable after school television show at the age of 12. Next were a flurry of local modeling gigs and runway appearances.

Post-high school found Leyla's family moving from Toronto to Hollywood, which was exactly where she wanted to be. "I'm a very creative person, so L.A. was the perfect location for me to explore my acting, modeling and fashion design aspirations." She enrolled in Los Angeles' Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandise and her "Leyla Couture Jeans" became the talk of the industry. Another Milano-inspired line found its way into Forever 21 stores nationwide.

With a new nonstop schedule, the talented and beautiful Leyla remains in constant motion. And even though she's #13, she's lucky 13 - so, don't bet against her.

Questionnaire

1. Are there particular qualities you like in a contestant?
It's always fun when the contestant is overwhelmingly excited to be on the show. The more energy they have, the less we think about our aching feet and in turn everyone has fun. There's no such thing as having too much fun on DOND. The bigger, louder, wilder - the better! That's what I say, at least.

2. Do you have a favorite contestant, and who was it?
One of my favorite contestants was Dimitra Apostolopoulos, a young Greek girl with a really long last name. She was really superstitious and of course feared my case. Throughout the game, she would keep mentioning her fear of me and so she kept me on till the very end. She finally decided to face her fear and pick her last case... she chose case #13. The pressure was on and I was really nervous for her. So, I asked her to let me borrow the "lucky beads" she was holding throughout the game. I rubbed it on my case for good luck and ended up having the penny. She was so astonished. I hope I helped make #13 a positive number for her from now on.

3. How tough is it to stand in place for the entire taping?
Pretty tough. The shoes are really the killer but we do cheat during commercial breaks. We usually take it off and sit on the stage. Other than that, it's actually not that bad; especially if the game is going well and everyone is super energetic, you really don't feel it. It's like the saying goes: "Time flies when you're having fun." And I mean this is a game show, so it's always fun and upbeat!

Is there something like martial arts training for long-term smiling?
I wish there was. I always feel like a robot when I'm smiling for too long. It's like it's frozen on my face or something. Actually, I just stand there and think about soft cushy slippers and dark chocolate. That always makes me smile.

4. What was your most embarrassing moment on the show?
Luckily I haven't fallen during the model march - knock on wood! I don't know if I've had an embarrassing moment... let's keep it that way!

5. What would you like to be doing next in your career?
While opening briefcases has become my specialty and something I take great pride in, I am very active in my acting and hosting careers. I star in two newly released feature films: "The Boys and Girls Guide to Getting Down," where you will see my comedic acting chops; and the horror film "Wrestlemaniac." I will also soon be going back to my fashion roots as a designer for Skyn Apparel, a line of comfortable performance underwear and undershirts. Check out www.skynapparel.com for that.

6. What do you like doing most with your free time?
It's no secret that I am a self-proclaimed gambler, my games being blackjack and roulette. I believe I have found a strategy to roulette. I'll be keeping that to myself for now or maybe write a book about it one of these days. But when I'm not at the casino, I enjoy quiet times which include reading motivational quotes, looking up useless facts on the Internet, MySpacing, Facebooking, going to the movies, watching marathon episodes of my favorite show of all time: The Simpsons, and getting really deep tissue massages.

7. What one person, besides your parents, has had the most influence on your life? Why?
I know the question asks anyone "besides" your parents but I'm going to say my father. I say this because he's been absent for the majority of my life. However, his absence is what has influenced my life tremendously. It has taught me to be strong, independent, optimistic and courageous enough to tackle anything life throws at me. It has also taught me to be truly happy and grateful for all that I do have in my life. I've learned it doesn't matter where you come from or what you've been through as long as you know where you're headed and you have an ultimate plan, you're gonna be alright!

8. Where are you from originally? (If not from Los Angeles) What brought you to Los Angeles?
It was really a matter of fate. I am originally from Toronto, Canada. Howie and I actually grew up in the same town and went to the same high school. About six years ago, my mother, a registered nurse, got a job offer in L.A. and at the same time I was accepted to The Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising (FIDM) - also in L.A. It was absolutely perfect timing and we moved right away.

9. What has been a particularly memorable experience in your life, something that really stood out?
When I competed in the 2005 WWE RAW Diva Search. It was especially memorable because it was the first time, aside from competitive sports in school, that I had ever been in a competition or contest for that matter. To have finished in second place out of 8,000 girls was really just something else.

10. Now for the important questions: what was your favorite television show when you were ten?
I was a pretty big "Inspector Gadget" fan and I don't know if "Degrassi Junior High" aired here in the U.S. but it was huge in Canada. But my fave fave was definitely "Bobby's World"... hands down!