Rosanna Arquette - Biography

Last Editor: RHVmusic42				Rosanna Arquette Biography -   Name : Rosanna Arquette Date of birth : 10 August 1959 Place of birth : New York, New York, USA Birth name : Rosanna Lauren Arquette Height : 5' 3

Rosanna Arquette Trivia -

Lived in Europe with Peter Gabriel from 1988 to 1992. Family: Daughter of Lewis Arquette, Granddaughter of Cliff Arquette, Sister of Richmond Arquette, Alexis Arquette, David Arquette and Patricia Arquette, Mother of 'Zoe Sidel' , sister-in-law of Courteney Cox. Sister of Richmond Arquette, Alexis Arquette, David Arquette and Patricia Arquette. Wears an Amnesty International concert t-shirt in New York Stories (1989). Is a vegetarian. Granddaughter of Cliff Arquette, sister-in-law of Courteney Cox. Formerly sister-in-law of Nicolas Cage. Announced engagement to Immortal Entertainment president David Codikow. [5 September 2001] Was immortalized in the song "Rosanna" written and performed by Toto (on their album, Toto IV). "Rosanna" was a Top 10 hit that went on to win a Grammys for 1982: Record of the Year, Best Pop Vocal Performance, and Best Instrumental Arrangement With Vocal. Rosanna had been dating one of the band members, Steve Lukather. Measurements: 36C-24 1/2 -34 (Source: Celebrity Sleuth magazine) Was Quentin Tarantino's second choice to play 'The Bride' in Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003) and Kill Bill: Vol. 2 (2004). Tarantino decided to delay production so Uma Thurman could keep the part. (Tarantinto and Thurman developed the idea behind 'The Bride' and the films' general story together.)

Rosanna Arquette Detailed Biography -

Rosanna Arquette has made her mark in independent and mainstream projects alike. Acknowledged as an actress of rare depth and scope, Arquette's first break came as a young teen in the movie of the week Harvest Home, directed by Leo Penn and starring Bette Davis, who took Arquette under her wing. She went on to play an asthmatic child in the Afterschool Special Mom and Dad Can't Hear Me and soon after that portrayed an alcoholic teen on the popular series James at 15. Her role opposite Tommy Lee Jones in The Executioner's Song brought her great critical acclaim, as well as her subsequent performance in Martin Scorsese's After Hours. She reunited with Scorsese for his segment of New York Stories. She won a BAFTA Award for Best Supporting Actress for her work as Susan opposite newcomer Madonna in Desperately Seeking Susan. Arquette's considerable acting talents have been showcased in such films as John Sayles' Baby It's You, Father and Sons, The Linguine Incident and Flight of the Intruder. Other films in which she has had featured parts include Silverado, S.O.B., Amazon Women On the Moon, Eight Million Ways to Die, More American Graffiti and Gorp, in which she made her film debut. More recent credits include Do Me A Favor, an independent film directed by Sondra Locke; David Cronenberg's Crash; Quentin Tarantino's highly acclaimed Pulp Fiction; and Search and Destroy," a dark comedy executive produced by Martin Scorsese and directed by artist David Salle. She has also recently appeared in Floating Away for John Badham; Buffalo ‘66 for Vincent Gallo; Hope Floats, starring opposite Sandra Bullock for director Forest Whitaker; and Sugar Town for Allison Anders.