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Drew Barrymore's Bio

Drew Blythe Barrymore was born on February 22, 1975 in Los Angeles, California to actor John Drew Barrymore, Jr. and actress Ildiko Jaid Barrymore. Her great uncle and aunt were the legendary thespian siblings Lionel and Ethel Barrymore. Her grandfather was the equally famous John Barrymore, Sr. Producer and director Steven Spielberg is her godfather. Drew was born a few months after her parents had seperated. Her performing career started very early when she first did a Puppy Choice dog food commercial at 11 months and at 2 years old, she got her first actual role in a made-for-TV movie, Suddenly Love. Her feature film debut came at 5 years old, appearing as William Hurt's daughter in Altered States. Drew's big break came in 1982 when she was cast as Gertie, the little girl in Spielberg's E.T. The Extraterrestrial. The movie catapulted her to international stardom. Unbelievably, her downhill spiral started just a couple of years later, when she got drunk for the first time at a birthday party for Rob Lowe. Her movie career was still on the rise, though, with roles in Firestarter and Irreconcilable Differences. Drew started doing marijuana at 10 and cocaine followed a few years later. In 1988, she entered a drug rehab center but only lasted 18 days. Later that year, she was readmitted for 3 months and came out with renewed determination for a fresh start. Unfortunately, she was unable to completely shake her addictions and regressed back to drugs. Rock bottom came in July, 1989 when she tried to commit suicide by slashing her wrists. Another 3 months of rehab followed and this time, Drew emerged triumphant. Drew received full emancipation from her mother when she turned 15 and was now in complete control of her own destiny. She wrote the autobiographical book, Little Girl Lost in 1991 and thus began a new chapter in her life. That same year, she starred in Poison Ivy and 2000 Malibu Road, a short-lived TV series. 1995 proved to be a ground breaking year for young Barrymore. She appeared in a controversial pictoral in Playboy magazine as well as 3 movies, Mad Love, Batman Forever and Boys On The Side. And who will ever forget her birthday dance for Late Night host David Letterman, where she bared her breasts for him? In 1996 came Scream and Woody Allen's Everyone Says I Love You, both well accepted by fans and critics alike. 1998 saw her team up with Adam Sandler in the hit The Wedding Singer and later that year, she starred in the Cinderella-esque Ever After, a surprise summer blockbuster. Drew was able to showcase her comedic talents in 1999's Never Been Kissed. The role required her to appear for a good part of the movie as a homely-looking high school nerd, which she did with great success. Drew's 2000 project, Charlie's Angels:The Movie, premiered in the first week of November and became one of the big hit movies of the year. Not only does she star in the movie (with Cameron Diaz and Lucy Liu) but she produced it as well, through her company Flower Films. This is actually her second stint at producing, the first one being Ever After. The other big event for Drew in 2000 was becoming engaged to comedian Tom Green after meeting on the set of Charlie's Angels. The couple eloped in March of 2001 and became husband and wife. 2001 showed no slowing down for Drew. Her big production this year was Riding In Cars With Boys, a widely acclaimed role about a single teen age mother and the son she has at 15. In March, she eloped with and married comedian Tom Greene but only five months later, Greene filed for divorce, ironically siting "irreconcilable differences". Upcoming this year for Barrymore will be Confessions of a Dangerous Mind with George Clooney and Julia Roberts, Duplex with Ben Stiller and the much anticipated Charlie's Angels 2: Full Throttle. Barbarella, the continuation of the 1968 Jane Fonda cult classic is scheduled for release in 2004. Part of Drew Barrymore's appeal is obvious: young, beautiful, talented. The tease in her doesn't hurt, either. But it's more than that. She fell into the same trap that a lot of young Hollywood celebrities do. She made it out while others didn't. The resolve and determination Drew has shown only endears her that much more to her fans and speaks as much about her character as anything else. Bill Murray summed it up best at the 25th Anniversary of Saturday Night Live when he spotted Drew in the audience and said: "We're all glad you cleaned up."

Drew Barrymore filmography:

Date School (2004) (announced)
Science of Sleep, The (2004) (announced)
Confederacy of Dunces, A (2004) (pre-production) .... Darlene
Fifty First Kisses (2004) (post-production) .... Lucy Whitmore
Duplex (2003) .... Nancy
MTV Video Music Awards 2003 (2003) (TV)
Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (2003) .... Dylan Sanders
Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (2002) .... Penny
Riding in Cars with Boys (2001) .... Beverly D'Onofrio
Freddy Got Fingered (2001) .... Mr. Davidson's Receptionist
Donnie Darko (2001) .... Karen Pomeroy
Charlie's Angels (2000) .... Dylan Sanders
... aka 3 Engel f?rlie (2000) (Germany)
Titan A.E. (2000) (voice) .... Akima
... aka Titan: After Earth (2000) (USA: promotional title)
Skipped Parts (2000) .... Fantasy Girl
... aka Wonder of Sex, The (2003) (UK)
Olive, the Other Reindeer (1999) (TV) (voice) .... Olive
Never Been Kissed (1999) .... Josie Geller
Home Fries (1998) .... Sally Jackson
Ever After (1998) .... Danielle De Barbarac
Wedding Singer, The (1998) .... Julia Sullivan
Wishful Thinking (1997) .... Lena
Best Men (1997) .... Hope
Like a Lady (1996) .... The Jockey
Scream (1996) .... Casey Becker
Everyone Says I Love You (1996) .... Schuyler Dandridge
Batman Forever (1995) .... Sugar
... aka Forever (1995/I) (USA: title without logo)
Mad Love (1995) .... Casey Roberts
Boys on the Side (1995) .... Holly Pulchik/Lincoln
... aka Avec ou sans hommes (1995) (France)
Inside the Goldmine (1994) .... Daisy
Bad Girls (1994) .... Lilly Laronette
Wayne's World 2 (1993) .... Bjergen Kjergen
Doppelganger (1993) .... Holly Gooding
... aka Doppelganger: The Evil Within (1993) (USA)
No Place to Hide (1993) .... Tinsel Hanley
Amy Fisher Story, The (1993) (TV) .... Amy Fisher
... aka Beyond Control (1993) (TV)
Guncrazy (1992) .... Anita Minteer
"2000 Malibu Road" (1992) TV Series .... Lindsay Rule
Sketch Artist (1992) (TV) .... Daisy
Waxwork II: Lost in Time (1992) .... Vampire Victim #1
... aka Lost in Time (1992)
... aka Space Shift: Waxwork II (1992)
Poison Ivy (1992) .... Ivy
Motorama (1991) .... Fantasy Girl
15 and Getting Straight (1989) (TV) .... Susan
Far from Home (1989) .... Joleen Cox
See You in the Morning (1989) .... Cathy
Conspiracy of Love (1987) (TV) .... Jody Woldarski
"Star Fairies" (1986) TV Series (voice) .... Hillary
Babes in Toyland (1986) (TV) .... Lisa Piper
Adventures of Con Sawyer and Hucklemary Finn, The (1985) (TV) .... Con Sawyer
Cat's Eye (1985) .... Our Girl/Amanda (segment "The General")
... aka Stephen King's Cat's Eye (1985)
Terror in the Aisles (1984) (archive footage) .... Charlie McGee (segment "Firestarter)
... aka Time for Terror (1984) (Europe: video title English title)
Irreconcilable Differences (1984) .... Casey Brodsky
Firestarter (1984) .... Charlene 'Charlie' McGee
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982) .... Gertie
... aka E.T. (1982) (USA: short title)
... aka E.T. the Extra- Terrestrial: The 20th Anniversary (2002) (USA: longer version)
Altered States (1980) .... Margaret Jessup
Bogie (1980) (TV) .... Leslie Bogart
Suddenly, Love (1978) (TV) .... Bobby Graham
Confederacy of Dunces, A (2004) (pre-production) (producer)
So Love Returns (2003) (producer)
Duplex (2003) (producer)
Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (2003) (producer)
Donnie Darko (2001) (executive producer)
Charlie's Angels (2000) (producer)
... aka 3 Engel f?rlie (2000) (Germany)
Olive, the Other Reindeer (1999) (TV) (executive producer)
Never Been Kissed (1999) (executive producer)