Kristin Dattilo

Cast as the mom on the WB comedy "Commando Nanny"

Appeared in the romantic comedy "Intolerable Cruelty," directed by Joel Coen

Had a regular role on the Showtime series "The Chris Isaak Show"

Featured in episodes of "Friends" (NBC), "JAG" (CBS), "Angel" (The WB) and "It's Like... You Know" (ABC)

Acted in the independent comedy "Some Girls"

Guest starred on "Ally McBeal" as a woman who is thrown into a dumpster by her former friend (Natasha Gregson Wagner)

Starred on UPN's "Hitz", yet another ill-fated sitcom

Had a regular role on the short-lived Fox sitcom "Local Heroes"

Had a supporting role in the independent feature "Infinity", a period piece directed by Matthew Broderick

Was a regular on the short-lived CBS sitcom "The Office"

Appeared in two episodes of the ABC drama "The Byrds of Paradise"

Acted in the crime drama "Final Judgement"; also featured in the NBC TV-movie "Cruel Doubt"

Featured in the supernatural feature "Pyrates" and the USA Network TV-movie thriller "Child of Darkness, Child of Light"

Guested on a memorable episode of "Beverly Hills, 90201" (Fox) playing a teen mom who dates Brandon (Jason Priestly); that same year, appeared in an episode of the sitcom "Parker Lewis Can't Lose" (also Fox)

Acted in the horror feature "Mirror, Mirror"

Made regular series debut on the short-lived high school musical series "Hull High" (NBC)

Starred as the eponymous homicidal abused teen in the acclaimed video for Aerosmith's hit "Janie's Got a Gun"

Had early TV credit on an episode of the CBS drama "TV 101"

Filmed the adventure feature "The Legend of Grizzly Adams" with her brother Bryan (released in 1990)

Settled in California

Returned to Florida

Relocated with family to Los Angeles at age ten (date approximate)

With mother and two brothers, moved from Kankakee, Illinois to Florida at age four (date approximate)