Bridget Fonda

Actress in 'Single White Female'

Bridget Fonda - Actress in 'Single White Female'
Born

January 27th, 1964
61 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An actress gained recognition through various film roles in the 1990s. Featured in films such as 'Single White Female', 'Jackie Brown', and 'Point of No Return'. Transitioned from television roles into cinematic performances, showcasing versatility across genres from drama to thriller. Inhibited presence in acting after 2001, focusing on family life. Recognized for contributions to independent cinema as well as major studio films.

Starred in 'Single White Female'

Appeared in 'Jackie Brown'

Featured in 'Point of No Return'

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