MICHELLE PFEIFFER (Claire Spencer) is one of today's most respected and sought-after leading ladies. A three-time Academy Award' nominee, Pfeiffer gained her first nomination for her work in "Dangerous Liaisons," for which she also won a BAFTA Award. She then earned both Oscar and BAFTA Award nominations and won a Golden Globe Award for her performance opposite Jeff and Beau Bridges in "The Fabulous Baker Boys," in which her sultry torch song scene atop a piano became an instant cinema classic. Pfeiffer again garnered Oscar and Golden Globe nominations for her work in "Love Field." She has received additional Golden Globe nominations for "Married to the Mob," "The Russia House," "Frankie and Johnny" and ''The Age of Innocence.
Pfeiffer made her feature film debut with a starring role in "Hollywood Knights." She went on to gain attention for her leading role performance in "Grease 2," and then starred with Al Pacino in Brian De Palma's "Scarface." She subsequently joined Cher and Susan Sarandon as "The Witches of Eastwick," opposite Jack Nicholson.
Her additional credits include such diverse films as "Ladyhawke"; "Tequila Sunrise," with Mel Gibson; the blockbuster "Batman Returns"; "Wolf," which reunited her with Jack Nicholson; "Dangerous Minds"; "Up Close & Personal," opposite Robert Redford; "To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday"; "One Fine Day," opposite George Clooney; "A Thousand Acres"; DreamWorks' animated epic "The Prince of Egypt"; "The Deep End of the Ocean"; "A Midsummer Night's Dream"; and, most recently, "The Story of Us," with Bruce Willis.
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