ZOOEY DESCHANEL is swiftly emerging as one of Hollywood's most sought after young actresses. Recently she received critical acclaim for her performances in the film All the Real Girls directed by David Gordon Green which premiered in January at the Sundance Film Festival and for her role along side Don Cheadle in the independent feature Manic, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2001.
In 2002, audiences had the opportunity to see Zooey in three films. She co-starred with Katie Holmes and Benjamin Bratt in the Paramount thriller Abandon; she received rave reviews for her performance opposite Jennifer Aniston in The Good Girl; and she co-starred in Disney's ensemble film Big Trouble for director Barry Sonnenfeld along with Tim Allen and Renee Russo.
Audiences have already witnessed her charismatic screen presence. She made her feature film debut in 1999 in Lawrence Kasdan's ensemble film, Mumford and then co-starred with Billy Crudup, Kate Hudson and Frances McDormand in Cameron Crowe's critically acclaimed film, Almost Famous. Her theatre background includes the role of Little Red Riding Hood in Interact Theatre Company's production of "Into The Woods" for which she received numerous accolades.
Next spring, audiences will see her star in the independent film Eulogy with Debra Winger, Ray Romano and Hank Azaria. She begins work on Winter Passing starring opposite Ed Harris and Will Ferrell this October.
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