Rosie O'Donnell

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RECENT CREDITS

Nip/Tuck (TV) Jan. 15, 2008

Celebrity Fit Club (TV) Jun. 17, 2007

Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-Lis... (TV) Jun. 5, 2007

Late Show With David Letterman (TV) Nov. 2, 2006

Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson (TV) Apr. 5, 2006

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HIGHLIGHTS

Named homecoming queen, prom queen, class president and class clown in high school.

In 1978, at age 16, she debuted as a stand-up comic at a neighborhood restaurant; six years later, she won Star Search five times, earning enough in cash prizes to move to Los Angeles.

Publicly acknowledged being a lesbian in a 2002 interview with Diane Sawyer because she was appalled by a Florida law that preventing gays from adopting children.

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TV Credits

Film Name / TV Show Name (Episode Name)

Role

Category

The Party's Over 2003

Actor

Film

A League of Their Own 2003 -Doris Murphy

Actor

Film

Get Bruce! 1999

Actor

Film

Tarzan 1999 -Terk

Voice

Film

Ally McBeal -Dr. Hooper

Actor

Let's Dance (1999) -Dr. Hooper

Actor

TV Episode

Beverly Hills, 90210

Actor

Curb Your Enthusiasm -Herself

Actor

The Bowtie (2005) -Herself

Actor

TV Episode

Judging Amy -Judge Nancy Paul

Actor

Judging Eric (2003) -Judge Nancy Paul

Actor

TV Episode

Nip/Tuck 2006-2008 -Dawn Budge

Actor

Rachel Ben Natan (2008) -Dawn Budge

Actor

TV Episode

Dawn Budge II (2007) -Dawn Budge

Actor

TV Episode

Burt Landau (2006) -Dawn Budge

Actor

TV Episode

Dawn Budge (2006) -Dawn Budge

Actor

TV Episode

Riding the Bus with My Sister -Beth

Executive Producer, Actor

Rosie Live

Executive Producer, Host

Rosie O'Donnell's Kids Are Punny

Executive Producer, Voice

Saturday Night Live

Host

Survivor: Marquesas

Host

Survivor: Marquesas Reunion (2002) -Host

Host

TV Episode

The Twilight of the Golds -Jackie

Actor

Will & Grace -Bonnie

Actor

Dyeing Is Easy, Comedy Is Hard (2002) -Bonnie

Actor

TV Episode

Wide Awake 1998 -Sister Terry

Actor

Film

A Very Brady Sequel 1996

Actor

Film

Harriet the Spy 1996 -Ole Golly

Actor

Film

Beautiful Girls 1996 -Gina Barrisano

Actor

Film

Now and Then 1995 -Roberta Martin

Actor

Film

Exit to Eden 1994 -Sheila Kingston

Actor

Film

The Flintstones 1994 -Betty Rubble

Actor

Film

Car 54, Where are You? 1994 -Lucille Toody

Actor

Film

Sleepless in Seattle 1993 -Becky

Actor

Film

The Twilight of the Golds -Jackie

Actor

Film

Riding the Bus with My Sister -Beth Simon

Actor, Executive Producer

Film

I'll Do Anything -Makeup Person

Actor

Film

Fatal Instinct -Pet Store Owner

Actor

Film

All Aboard! Rosie's Family Cruise

Executive Producer

Film

America -Dr. Maureen Brennan

Actor, Executive Producer, Teleplay By

Film

Another Stakeout -Gina Garrett

Actor

Film

Highlights

Named homecoming queen, prom queen, class president and class clown in high school.

In 1978, at age 16, she debuted as a stand-up comic at a neighborhood restaurant; six years later, she won Star Search five times, earning enough in cash prizes to move to Los Angeles.

Publicly acknowledged being a lesbian in a 2002 interview with Diane Sawyer because she was appalled by a Florida law that preventing gays from adopting children.

Made her Broadway debut in the 1994 revival of Grease and subsequently appeared in Seussical (2001) and Fiddler on the Roof (2005). She also produced Boy George's autobiographical

Earned six Daytime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Talk Show Host for The Rosie O'Donnell Show (on air from 1996-2002) and five for Outstanding Talk Show as the program's executive producer.

Published a memoir titled Find Me in 2002.

In 2003, she was sued by the publishers of her magazine, Rosie, for resigning; responded by countersuing. A judge determined neither party deserved damages.