Full Name: Heather Joan Graham
Height: 5’8” (1.73m)
Date of Birth: January 29th, 1970
Current Age: 36
Star Sign: Aquarius
Place of Birth: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
Eye Colour: Blue
Hobbies: Yoga, meditating & cooking
Education: North Springfield Elementary, Springfield
Sumac
Elementary, Conejo Valley, California
Lindero Canyon Middle School, Conejo Valley, California
Agoura High School, Agoura Hills, Conejo Valley, California
University of California
Family: Father – Jim Graham
Mother – Joan Graham
Sister – Aimee Graham (35)
Celebrity Relationships: James Woods (Actor)
Occupation: Actress
Filmography:
1/9 (2007) playing Rosie Phipps
Bobby (2006) playing Angela
Broken (2006) playing Hope
The OH in Ohio (2006) playing the Toy shop owner
Mary (2005) playing Elizabeth Younger
Cake (2005) playing Pippa McGee
Gray Matters (2005) playing Gray
EverQuest 2 (2004) playing the voice of Antonia Bayle
Blessed (2004) playing Samantha Howard
Hope springs (2003) playing Mandy
Anger Management (2003) playing Kendra
The Guru (2002) playing Sharonna
Killing me softly (2002) playing Alice
Alien Love Triangle (2002) playing Elizabeth
From Hell (2001) playing Mary Kelly
Sidewalks of New York (2001) playing Annie Matthews
Say it Isn’t so (2001) playing Josephine Wingfield
Committed (2000) playing Joline
Bowfinger (1999) playing Daisy
Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999) playing Felicity Shagwell
Lost in Space (1998) playing Dr. Judy Robinson
Scream 2 (1997) playing ‘Stab’ Casey
Boogie Nights (1997) playing Brandy
Two Girls and a Guy (1997) playing Carla Bennett
Nowhere (1997) playing Lilith
Entertaining Angels: The Dorothy Day Story (1996) playing Maggie Brown
Swingers (1996) playing Lorraine
Kiss & Tell (1996) playing Susan Pretsel
Love Dance (1995) playing a Perfumery Saleswoman
Evil Never Sleeps (1995) playing Olive
Desert Winds (1995) playing Jackie
Don’t Do It (1994) playing Suzanna
Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle (1994) playing Mary Kennedy Taylor
Six Degrees of Separation (1993) playing Elizabeth
Even Cowgirls Get the Blues (1993) playing Cowgirl Heather
The Ballad of Little Jo (1993) playing Mary Addie
Diggstown (1992) playing Emily Forrester
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992) playing Annie Blackburn
O Pioneers! (1992) playing Young Alexandra Bergson
Shout (1991) playing Sara Benedict
Guilty as Charged (1991) playing Kimberly
I Love You to Death (1990) playing Bridget
Drugstore Cowboy (1989) playing Nadine
Twins (1988) playing Young Mary Ann Benedict
License to Drive (1988) playing Mercedes
Student Exchange (1987) playing Dorrie Ryder
Mrs. Soffel (1984) playing a Factory Girl
Her Family History: As a child Heather and her younger sister Aimee were forced to move
a lot because of their father Jim’s job as an FBI agent. Their mother, Joan was an elementary school teacher and an
author of children’s’ books. Heather’s sister Aimee is also an actress. Heather no longer has contact with
her family due to their disapproval of her movie roles.
Interesting Facts about Heather:
Heather was voted “Most Talented” by her
Agoura High School senior class
She enrolled at the university of California to do a degree in Drama,
but dropped out after 2 years to pursue her acting career full time
Heather has a modelling contract with Emanuel Ungaro Liberte
She had to turn down the lead role in ‘Rounders’
in 1998 because of scheduling conflicts
Heather was fired from ‘Scorchers’ in 1991
Heather worked at ‘Toys R’Us’ &
she also worked as an usher at The Hollywood Bowl when she was a teenager
Heather was forced to turn down the lead role in ‘Heathers’
in 1989 because her parents found the language too risqué
Named “One of the most 50 Beautiful People”
by People magazine in 2001
Heather went to school with such actors as Shane Stanley,
Beverley Peele, James Robb, Mike Shinoda & Brad Delson from Linkin Park
Heather is of Irish Catholic Descent
Heather was the subject of the power pop song "Heather
Graham" by the Washington, D.C.-based acappella quartet, Da Vinci's Notebook. The song appears on the group's 2002 CD, "Brontosaurus"
Ranked #4 in Stuff magazine’s “102 Sexiest
Women in the World” in 2002
Heather has played a porn actress twice; in ‘The
Guru’ & in ‘Boogie Nights’
Ranked #74 in FHM's "100 sexiest Women in the World" in 2005
Heather has an apartment in New York which she moved into on September
11th, she arrived there from the Toronto Film Festival and she saw the towers on fire from the
plane. Heather also has a home in LA
Heather appeared as a doctor in several episodes of
“Scrubs”
Heather’s Personal Quotes:
"As an actress, it's fun to do rageful things. Most of the parts I
read are for girlfriends who are nagging, needy and pathetic. They're all like 'Honey, stay with me! And don't endanger yourself!
This movie is about all the exciting things that you're doing! I love you! Let's have a family together!' I just don't understand
them. I have no idea where they're coming from."
"I'm a nice Catholic girl, just like Madonna."
"As a woman, it’s easy to think, do people like my body? Instead of, what do I think?"
"I'm still trying to learn to be confident, to be more assertive in a lot of areas in my life. But it’s not
easy, because I wasn't brought up to say "I want this, give me that." But when you do say that, and then someone actually
listens, it’s incredibly empowering."
"I'd rather be myself and risk being misunderstood than get overly self-conscious."
"It was the timing in my life. I got a lot out of doing Rollergirl. I've gotten a lot from every director, but, psychologically,
that role gave me a lot of confidence. - On Boogie Nights"
"I used to think that to be good; I needed a good director to bring it out of me. For me, Boogie Nights was a turning
point. This time, I thought, I was in a good situation, but I did it. I'm so much more confident now. Like, night and day
from when I started off."
"I was raised as really goody-two shoes. I was made to feel guilty for even thinking about a boy. But when I saw
Harrison Ford kissing Karen Allen in Raiders of the Lost Ark, I fell in love with the movies and the opposite sex."
"I thought I needed to be successful to be somebody. At the same time, growing up in a strict household, it was like,
'Don't ever do a movie with sex in it. Don't do anything risky because we don't want to be embarrassed by you.' But then I
started to do things to make me happy. You figure out who you are and accept it."
"Everyone thinks I'm a bimbo because I'm pretty and blondish. If that's what they think,
that's totally fine. I'm not here for the hypey bullshit Hollywood stuff. All I want out of this are good jobs."