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Revision as of 08:55, 4 June 2009
Template:Realworld Kirsten Caroline Dunst (born 30 April 1982; age 41) is an actress who played the role of Hedril in TNG: "Dark Page" when she was eleven years old.
Dunst made her breakthrough performance in Interview with the Vampire (starring Christian Slater and written by Anne Rice, aka Jeanna F. Gallo) at the age of 12. Since then, she has enjoyed success as an actress, including starring roles in all three installments of the Spider-Man film trilogy (as Mary Jane Watson, along with Tim de Zarn in the first film, Donna Murphy in the second and James Cromwell in the third).
She also voiced Mary Jane in the Spider-Man 2 video game. Herschel Sparber, Loren Lester and Keith Szarabajka also voiced characters in the game.
Filmography
- The Bonfire of the Vanities (1991) with Kim Cattrall, Saul Rubinek, Louis Giambalvo, John Hancock, Richard Libertini, F. Murray Abraham and Terry Farrell
- High Strung (1994) with Denise Crosby
- Greedy (1994) with Ed Begley, Jr.
- Interview with the Vampire (1994) with Christian Slater, screenplay and original novel by Anne Rice
- Little Women (1994) with John Neville
- Jumanji (1995) with Bebe Neuwirth and Bradley Pierce
- Anastasia (voice; 1997) with Christopher Lloyd, Kelsey Grammer and Glenn Harris
- Wag the Dog (1997) with Geoffrey Blake, Brant Cotton, Suzie Plakson, Phil Morris, J. Patrick McCormack, and Jack Shearer
- Small Soldiers (1998) with Robert Picardo, Dick Miller, Wendy Schaal, Gregory Itzin, Frank Langella and Michael McKean
- The Devil's Arithmetic (TV film; 1999) with Louise Fletcher
- Drop Dead Gorgeous (1999) with Kirstie Alley
- The Crow: Salvation (2000) with Bill Mondy
- Bring It On (2000) with Holmes Osborne and Gabrielle Union
- Get Over It (2001) with Ed Begley, Jr.
- Crazy/Beautiful (2001) with Bruce Davison
- Spider-Man (2002) with Tim de Zarn
- Spider-Man 2 (2004) with Donna Murphy
- Wimbledon (2004) with Paul Bettany
- Elizabethtown (2005) with Bruce McGill
- Spider-Man 3 (2007) with James Cromwell
External links
- Kirsten Dunst at Wikipedia
- Template:IMDb-link
- Kirsten Dunst at TriviaTribute.com - pictures, links and trivia
- Kirsten-Dunst.org - fan site
- KirstenDunstforum.com - forum