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Pfeiffer, Michelle
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1958 -- |
 Actress.
Born April 29, 1958, in Santa Ana, California. Before Hollywood
discovered her, she was a check-out girl at a local supermarket, and
reigned as Miss Orange County. Though one of her first films was the
less-than-memorable Grease II (1982), Pfeiffer proved she had staying
power in 1983's Scarface, opposite Al Pacino.
Throughout the 1980s Pfeiffer demonstrated her range, along with her
considerable box-office draw, in The Witches of Eastwick (1987),
costarring Jack Nicholson, Cher, and Susan Sarandon, Married to the Mob
(1988), Dangerous Liaisons (1988), with Glenn Close and John Malkovich,
and The Fabulous Baker Boys (1989), with Jeff Bridges. Her other notable
works include The Russia House (1990) with Sean Connery, Frankie and
Johnny (1991), again with Pacino, Batman Returns (1992), as a dangerous,
leather-clad Cat Woman, Wolf (1993), Dangerous Minds (1995), and One
Fine Day(1996)with George Clooney.
In 1997, Pfeiffer began to produce, as well in star in, her projects,
including adaptations of Jane Smiley's A Thousand Acres and Jacquelyn
Mitchard's The Deep End of the Ocean. She led an all-star cast in the
1999 film, William Shakepeare's A Midsummer's Night Dream, and costarred
with Bruce Willis in Rob Reiner's The Story of Us (1999). In 2000, she
starred opposite Harrison Ford in the hit supernatural thriller What
Lies Beneath. In early 2002, she stars in the drama I Am Sam, playing a
lawyer who helps a mentally disabled man (Sean Penn) fight to regain
custody of his young daughter.
Pfeiffer's first marriage, to actor Peter Horton (from TV's
thirtysomething, ended in divorce. She adopted a daughter, Claudia Rose,
in 1993. Later that year, she met and married TV writer-producer David
Kelley (Chicago Hope, Picket Fences, Ally McBeal, The Practice). He also
adopted Claudia, and they had a son, John Henry, in 1994.
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T I T L E |
YEAR |
C H A R A C H
E R |
| What lies Beneath |
2000 |
Claire |
| A midsummer night dream |
1999 |
Titania |
| The Story of Us |
1999 |
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| Star Quality |
1999 |
Susan M. ashby |
| The deep end of the ocean |
1998 |
Beth cappadora |
| A thausend acres |
1997 |
Rose Cook Lewis |
| One fine day |
1996 |
Melanie Parker |
| To Gilligan on her 37th.birthay |
1996 |
Gilligan Marian Lewis |
| Up close and personal |
1996 |
Tally Atwater |
| Dangerous Minds |
1995 |
Louanne Johnson |
| Wolf |
1994 |
Laura Alden |
| the age of innocence |
1993 |
Ellen Olenska |
| batman the return |
1992 |
SelinaKyle/Catwoman |
| Love field |
1992 |
Lurene Hallett |
| Frankie and Johnny |
1991 |
Frankie |
| The Russia House |
1990 |
Katya Orlova |
| The Fabulous Baker Boys |
1989 |
Susie Diamond |
| Dangerous Laison |
1988 |
Madame de Tourvel |
| Married to mob |
1988 |
Angela de Marco |
| Tequila Sunrise |
1988 |
Jo Ann Vallenari |
| Amazon Women on the Moon |
1987 |
Brenda |
| Natica Jackson |
1987 |
Natica Jackson (TV) |
| The witches of Eastweak |
1987 |
Sukie Ridgemon |
| Power, Passion and Murder |
1987 |
Natica Jackson(TV) |
| Sweet liberty |
1986 |
Faith Healy |
| Into the night |
1985 |
Diana |
| Ladyhawk |
1985 |
Princess I. Marguie |
| One Too Many |
1983 |
Annie(TV) |
| Scarface |
1983 |
Elvira |
| Grease 2 |
1982 |
Stephanie Zinone |
| Callie & Son |
1981 |
Sue Ann Bordeaux |
| Charlie Chan and the Curse of the DragonQueen |
1981 |
Cordelia Farrington III |
| The Children Nobody Wanted |
1981 |
Jennifer(TV) |
| Splendor in the Grass |
1981 |
TV |
| B.A.D. Cats |
1980 |
Samantha(TV Series) |
| Falling in Love Again |
1980 |
Susannah York |
| The Hollywood Knights |
1980 |
Suzie Q |
| Delta House |
1979 |
Bombshell(TV Series) |
| The Solitary Man |
1979 |
TV |
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