Rose McGowan

Co-starred in both segments of the double feature, "Grindhouse," a collaboration of both Robert Rodriguez's "Planet Terror," and Quentin Tarantino's "Death Proof"

Portrayed Ann-Margret in the CBS miniseries "Elvis"

Joined the cast of The WB series "Charmed"

Co-starred in the comedy feature "Ready to Rumble"

Headlined the black comedy "Jawbreaker"

Appeared opposite Peter O'Toole in "Phantoms" and opposite Jeremy Davies in "Going All the Way"

Reteamed with Araki for a cameo in "Nowhere"

Had breakthrough role as speed princess in Gregg Araki's "The Doom Generation"

Made film debut in "Encino Man"

Became an emancipated minor

Made early TV appearance in an episode of the Fox series "True Colors"

Spent time in drug rehab clinic, although claims never to have had drug problem

Moved to USA; family settled in the Pacific Northwest

Raised in Children of God cult in Italy

Was child model in Vogue Bambini and other Italian magazines from age three