Sean Young

Removed from the Director's Guild of America awards ceremony (January) for heckling presenters

Originally slated to appear in "Wicked Wicked Games" (MyNetwork); replaced by Tatum O'Neal after reports surfaced that Young was difficult and demanding during filming of promotional spots

Appeared in the film, "Poor White Trash" directed by Michael Addis

Played a woman who found herself pregnant with alien baby in the HBO movie "The Invader"

Appeared in another Merchant-Ivory production "The Proprietor"

Was outrageously wicked as Helen Hyde in "Dr. Jeckyl and Ms. Hyde"

Cast in Tom Shadyac's wacky comedy, "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective" starring Jim Carrey

First vocal performance in film, "Love Crimes"

Made musical stage debut in "Stardust" at the Wilshire Theater in Beverly Hills (May)

Formed Shonderosa Productions

Hired to play Tess Trueheart in "Dick Tracy"; fired by Warren Beatty after only a few days

Originally cast as Vicky Vale for Tim Burton's "Batman"; Young was thrown from a horse filming a scene and her injury forced her to withdrawal and was replaced by Kim Basinger

Played Ted Danson's wife in "Cousins"

Co-starred with Kevin Costner in "No Way Out"

Had a small role in "Wall Street" as the wife of Michael Douglas' character; role was significantly reduced due to clashes with Oliver Stone and her co-stars

TV-movie debut in "Under the Biltmore Clock" (for "American Playhouse" on PBS)

Breakthrough film role, the replicant in Ridley Scott's "Blade Runner"

Appeared in the Ivan Reitman comedy, "Stripes" opposite Bill Murray and Harold Ramis

Film acting debut in the Merchant-Ivory production "Jane Austen in Manhattan"

Moved to New York

Raised in Ohio