Though she suffered from a few disappointments early in her career, actress Robin Tunney held fast to her drive and determination to become a well-established film and television performer. After making her start in several local productions in her native Chicago, Tunney moved west to Los Angeles, where she began working almost immediately, though in less-than-ideal fare like “Encino Man” (1992). But a few years later, she was capturing attention with a breakthrough performance as a suicidal teen in “Empire Records” (1995), which led to higher-profile roles in “The Craft” (1996) and “The End
