In classic Hollywood style, VIVICA FOX was actually discovered by a producer while eating lunch in a Sunset Boulevard restaurant. She went on to gain fame as a series regular playing the role of Patti LaBelle's feisty fashion designer daughter in the television series “Out All Night.” Notable among her numerous television appearances are her work as a series regular on “Arsenio” and her two seasons as a regular co-star on the sitcom “Getting Personal” with John Cryer and Duane Martin.
After making her screen debut in Oliver Stone’s “Born on the Fourth of July,” Fox received critical acclaim for her multi-dimensional and often comedic performance in “Why Do Fools Fall In Love,” the story of the singer Frankie Lymon. Fox then lit up the big screen in the smash hit “Independence Day,” co-starring opposite Will Smith as his sexy, heroic girlfriend. They generated enough sparks to win the MTV Movie Award for Best Kiss.
Fox's stirring performance opposite Nia Long and Vanessa L. Williams in the family drama hit “Soul Food” won her an MTV Movie Award and Image Award nominations for Best Actress. Fox most recently had a knock-down, drag-out battle with Uma Thurman in Quentin Tarantino’s “Kill Bill –Volume 1.” Other credits include the romantic comedies “Two Can Play That Game” and “Juwanna Man” and the revisionist western “Ride or Die.” Her forthcoming roles include the thrillers “Motive” and “Blast!” and the romantic comedy “Getting Played.” She also returns in “Kill Bill – Volume 2.”
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