Jennifer Coolidge

Co-starred in "The Amateurs," an independent comedy about a sleepy town that comes together to film a porno

Played Mandy Moore's mother in Paul Weitz's political satire "American Dreamz"

Reunited with Guest to play a producer in "For Your Consideration"

Voiced Aunt Fanny in the animated feature "Robots"

Cast in "Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events" based on the books by Daniel Handler

Portrayed the wicked stepmother in the modern day fairytale "A Cinderella Story"

Reprised her role as Paulette in the sequl "Legally Blonde 2: Red, White and Blonde"

Returned as Stifler's mom in the comedy "American Wedding"

Appeared on Broadway in the revival of "The Women"

Had a brief cameo in the fashion model espionage spoof "Zoolander"

Made guest appearance on the NBC sitcom "Frasier"

Played Paulette, the manicurist befriended by fashion plate sorority girl turned Harvard Law student Elle Woods (Reese Witherspoon), in "Legally Blonde"

Played the scheming wife of an elderly mogul (Chris Rock) in "Down to Earth"

Reprised role as Mrs. Stifler in "American Pie 2"

Reteamed with Rock in the comedy "Pootie Tang"

Had a supporting role in "The Broken Hearts Club: A Romantic Comedy" as Betty, the incommunicative haristylist who hears everyone's problems and theories

Played the golddigging owner of Rhapsody in White, a perfectly manicured poodle and returning champion, in the dog show-set comedy "Best in Show"

Played a boozed up bimbo who beds her son's high school classmate in "American Pie"

Cast in a two-episode recurring role on the Showtime series "Rude Awakening"

Co-starred in the children's comedy "Slappy and the Stinkers"

Guest starred on an episode of the sitcom "Alright Already" (The WB)

Had a cameo as a desirable police officer in "A Night at the Roxbury"

Acted in the comedy feature "Trial and Error"

Had a recurring voice role on the Fox animated sitcom "King of the Hill"

Was a cast member and writer for "Saturday Night Special" (Fox), another short-lived sketch comedy series

Featured in the Roger Corman sci-fi/horror presentations "Not of This Earth" and "Bucket of Blood" (both aired on Showtime)

Was a regular on the short-lived sketch comedy series "She TV" (ABC)

Had early television credit guesting on a memorable episode of NBC's "Seinfeld" as a masseuse who won't offer her professional talents to boyfriend Jerry

Acted in the police parody feature "Showtime" (lensed 2001)

Moved to New York City and joined the Gotham City Improv group

Raised in Massachusetts

Relocated to Los Angeles; joined the renowned sketch comedy troupe The Groundlings

Starred in the romantic comedy "Oooph!" (lensed 2001), set to air on Showtime in the 2001-2002 season