2009 | Appeared in Todd Solondz's "Life During Wartime" |
2000 | Co-starred opposite Laura Linney and Mark Ruffalo in the drama, "You Can Count on Me" |
1999 | Acted in the ensembles of "200 Cigarettes" and "Black and White" |
1998 | Starred in the girls' school comedy "Strike!/The Hairy Bird" and the indie "Snapped" |
1997 | Played Tommy Lee Jones' daughter in the disaster film "Volcano" |
1996 | Was featured in Woody Allen's ensemble comedy "Everyone Says I Love You" |
1995 | Switched places with Shelley Long in the ABC TV remake of "Freaky Friday"; also acted in the CBS movie "Whose Daughter Is She?" |
1995 | Played the young counterpart to Demi Moore's character in the coming-of-age drama "Now and Then" |
1994 | Starred in the NBC sitcom "Someone Like Me" |
1993 | Appeared in the popular films "Sleepless in Seattle" (directed by Ephron) and "The Man Without a Face" |
1992 | Portrayed Opal, the daughter of a stand-up comedienne (played by Julie Kavner), in Nora Ephron's "This Is My Life" |
1989 | Played John Candy's niece in "Uncle Buck" |
1989 | Feature acting debut as Karin Kinsella, the daughter of Kevin Costner, in "Field of Dreams" |
1986 | Began appearing in commercials at age four |
