Rosanna Arquette

American actress born into a theatrical family of three generations of close-knit, liberal actors. Raised on a commune, a flower-child of the hippie generation, she made her theatrical debut at age eight and moved out on her own at age 14 to hitch-hike to San Francisco, do drugs and live with a beau. She married at 17 for a year.

Moving to LA, she got her first roles in TV and film portraying a tramp and moved on to star-making roles such as; "The Executioner's Song," 1982, "Desperately Seeking Susan," 1985 and "Nobody's Fool" 1986. She graced the cover of Playboy Magazine in September 1990 and made a third marriage along the way in 1993 to restaurateur Johnny Sidel.

Her documentary, "Searching for Debra Winger," airs on August 18, 2003 on cable TV's Showtime. When she turned 40 in 1999, Arquette began to worry about the effect on her career that getting older might have, and she decided to talk with fellow actresses. The result is the documentary which records interviews with 33 women in the entertainment industry.