Jami Gertz

Cast in the indie comedy "Keeping Up with the Steins," playing the wife of Jeremy Piven

Portrayed comedienne Gilda Radner in the ABC biopic tentatively titled "It's Always Something"

Portrayed a heroin addict in the independent feature "Lip Service/Kat & Allison"

Played recurring role of a prissy lawyer on Fox's "Ally McBeal"; garnered Emmy nomination

Played one of the titular "Seven Girlfriends"

Had recurring role as a psychologist on the hit NBC series "ER"

Co-starred as Melissa, the fiancee of a storm chaser (Bill Paxton), in "Twister"

Had memorable guest role as a woman who wouldn't share toilet paper with Elaine (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) on "Seinfeld" (NBC)

Made TV-movie debut, "This Can't Be Love" (CBS), starring Katharine Hepburn and Anthony Quinn

Played title role in the feature comedy "Jersey Girl"

Cast as Kirstie Alley's sister in "Sibling Rivalry"

Appeared opposite Kirk Cameron in "Listen to Me"

Offered a fine turn as a vacuous rich girl in "Less Than Zero", co-starring Robert Downey Jr.

Second film with Jason Patric, "The Lost Boys"

Appeared with Jason Patric in Los Angeles production of "Outta Gas on Lover's Leap"

Had featured role alongside Jason Patric in "Solarbabies"

Had first leading role in a feature with "Quicksilver"

Co-starred on the short-lived series "Dreams"

Made TV debut as a regular playing the popular snobbish prepster Muffy Teperman in the CBS sitcom "Square Pegs"

Made feature debut, "Endless Love"

Bitten by the acting bug after playing Dorothy in "The Wizard of Oz" in the fifth grade

Played recurring role of Boots St. Clair on the NBC series "The Facts of Life"

Raised in Glenview, Illinois

Returned to series TV as the youngest of three sisters in the ABC sitcom "Sibs"