Born three months after her grandfather, writer Ernest Hemingway committed suicide

Moved with family to Ketchum, ID when she was four

Made film debut at age 14, opposite her sister Margaux in "Lipstick"

TV-movie debut, "I Want to Keep My Baby" (CBS)

Received a Best Supporting Actress Academy Award nomination as Woody Allen's teenage love interest in "Manhattan"

Played a bisexual athlete in Robert Towne's "Personal Best"

Portrayed slain Playboy centerfold Dorothy Stratten in Bob Fosse's "Star 80"

Made stage debut in the Dallas production of "The Palace of Amateurs"

First Off-Broadway play at the Manhattan Theatre Club in "California Dog Fight"

Became owner/secretary for Clear Water Pictures

Had featured role in the ABC miniseries "Amerika"

Became spokewoman for John Paul Mitchell Systems hair products

Displayed her comic talents opposite John Candy in "Delirious"

Cast as divorce lawyer Sydney Guilford in the ABC drama, "Civil Wars"

Made a guest appearance on an episode of ABC's "Roseanne" playing a lesbian

Played a series regular on the short-lived CBS drama, "Central Park West"

Re-teamed with Woody Allen for a small role in "Deconstructing Harry"

Played a woman who is encouraged by her husband (Mike Binder) to have a threesome in "Sex Monster"; Binder also wrote and directed

Had a pivotal role in Rod Lurie's "The Contender"

Re-teamed with Mike Binder to star in the comedy "Londinium"

Portrayed Maria Shriver in A&E's biopic on Arnold Schwarzenegger, "See Arnold Run"

Starred as a Secret Service agent, opposite David Keith in "In Her Line of Fire"