Alaina Capri
Alaina Capri is an actress who appeared in director Russ Meyer's films "Common Law Cabin" and "Good Morning and... Goodbye!" Early life and career. Capri grew up in Inglewood, California, and was named "Miss Muscle Beach" in 1956. At age 16, she was photographed by Russ Meyer after he saw her in the newspaper. Capri studied acting at UCLA and later became part of a female pop trio, the Loved Ones, under the direction of Oliver Berliner. She appeared in an uncredited walk-on part in the 1957 Jerry Lewis film, "The Delicate Delinquent". Career with Russ  Meyer. Prior to the Loved Ones leaving for an engagement in Japan, Berliner saw an ad seeking "buxom girls to put in a movie" and sent her picture to Meyer. Capri's first role with Meyer was "Common Law Cabin" (1967). Capri's second and last film was "Good Morning... and Goodbye!" (1967). According to biographer Jimmy McDonough, Capri felt betrayed by Meyer after a scene she was told "alluded to nudity" showed more of her body than Capri was comfortable with. She told McDonough, "I was really upset. I never really talked to anybody on the set again." Life  after Russ Meyer. Capri left show business after "Good Morning... and Goodbye!" to become a school teacher. She was terrified that someone would find out about her film career, and Meyer protected her anonymity. Capri was in attendance at Meyer's funeral in 2004.