Bridget Fonda

Had title role in the Hallmark TV production "The Snow Queen"

Appeared on episodes of Showtime's "The Chris Isaak Show" as the singer's girlfriend Stephanie Furst

Co-starred with Jet Li in "Kiss of the Dragon"

Acted in David E. Kelley-produced and scripted comedy-horror pic "Lake Placid"

Starred as a deaf woman accused of murdering her husband in "The Breakup" (premiered on Cinemax)

Offered memorable turn in small role as Marilyn Monroe impersonator in David Winkler's feature directing debut, "Finding Graceland" (aired on Cinemax in 1999)

Portrayed Bill Paxton's scheming pregnant wife in Sam Raimi's "A Simple Plan"

Contributed neat, surprizingly touching cameo as Chris Eigeman's stuttering girlfriend in "Mr. Jealousy"

Nominated for a supporting actress Emmy Award for her performance as the sister of a man suffering from AIDS complications in "In The Gloaming" (HBO), directed by Christopher Reeve

Played "pot-head" bimbo kept by Samuel L Jackson in Quentin Tarantino's "Jackie Brown", adapted from Elmore Leonard's novel "Rum Punch"

Cast as the female lead of "City Hall" opposite Al Pacino and John Cusack

Hosted "Dolphins in Danger: On Location with Bridget Fonda" on TBS, (whose owner, Ted Turner, is Fonda's uncle by marriage)

Delivered an oddly likable performance as vivacious magician's assistant in "Rough Magic", directorial debut of Clare Peploe (wife of Bernardo Bertolucci, for whom Fonda acted in "Little Buddha" 1993)

Portrayed a would-be singer-songwriter who strikes up a friendship with an elderly, eccentric former concert violinist (Jessica Tandy) in "Camilla"; Tandy's last film

Starred opposite Nicolas Cage in Andrew Bergman's charming but saccharin romantic comedy "It Could Happan to You"

Role as assassin in "Point of No Return" (Hollywood remake of "La Femme Nikita") did not push her over-the-top to superstardom as hoped

Shared apartment with the 'roommate from hell' (Jennifer Jason Leigh) in Barbet Schroeder's "Single White Female"

Played small role as photojournalist girlfriend of Andy Garcia in "The Godfather, Part III"

First film in a starring role, "Scandal", portrayed Mandy Rice-Davies

TV acting debut in PBS special, "Jacob Have I Loved"

Did a memorable, sexy dance with Confederate flag in "Shag", which led to role in David Hare's "Strapless" (1989)

First film released in USA, "You Can't Hurry Love"

Film acting debut in Franc Roddam's segment ("Tristan und Isolde") of "Aria"; released in USA in 1998

Raised in Coldwater Canyon, California