Alicia Witt

Will join the third season of "Californication" (Showtime) as a sexy gynecologist

Co-starred with Al Pacino for the thriller, "88 Minutes"

Joined the cast of "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" (NBC/USA) for the 2007-08 season as Det. Nola Falacci

Cast opposite Queen Latifah in the comedy "Last Holiday"

Portrayed Joan Allen's daughter in "The Upside of Anger" a film by Mike Binder; screened at sundance

Played Hugh Grant's girlfriend June in the romantic comedy "Two Weeks Notice"

Appeared as Libby in Cameron Crowe's "Vanilla Sky"

Guest starred as a film-industry d-girl on HBO's acclaimed drama "The Sopranos"

Had a recurring role as Hope Mercey in the FOX dramedy "Ally McBeal"

Made musical stage debut in L.A. production of "The Gift"; played an exotic dancer

Played a porn actress in the John Waters comedy "Cecil B. Demented"

Starred as a pianist whose rejected by a competiton results in a breakdown in the feature "Playing Mona Lisa"

Starred with Sela Ward and Timothy Dalton as part of the 1900s-set love triangle-themed TV-movie "Passion's Way"

Was featured in the Los Angeles Film Independent Film Festival-screened feature "Bongwater"

Was part of the ensemble of the college campus-set horror thriller "Urban Legend"

Played the daughter of a pro-life activist couple in Alexander Payne's satirical "Citizen Ruth"

Cast as Zoey Woodbine, the rebellious, disagreeable younger daughter of the title character, in "Cybill" (CBS)

Featured as a red-dreadlocked lesbian witch in the Alison Anders-directed segment of the feature "Four Rooms"

Starred as a budding clarinet player in "Mr. Holland's Opus"; learned how to play the clarinet for the part

Featured in the CBS TV-movie "The Disappearance of Vonnie"

Starred as a teenage murderer in the acclaimed independent feature "Fun"

Appeared in a 1936-set segment of the David Lynch anthology film "Hotel Room" (HBO)

First adult role in features, "Bodies, Rest & Motion"

Appeared in the Mike Figgis drama "Liebestraum"; played Liszt's title piece

Moved to California

TV acting debut, on an episode of the David Lynch series "Twin Peaks" (ABC)

Made acting debut at age nine when David Lynch cast her in "Dune"

Began studying piano at age seven

First TV appearance, reciting Shakespeare on ABC's "That's Incredible"

Earned a living playing piano at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel