Marley Shelton

Co-starred in the horror film "A Perfect Getaway"

Cast as FBI Special Agent Rachel Young in the CBS series "Eleventh Hour"

Had a small role in the Oliver Stone directed, "W."

Played the same character in both segments of the double feature, "Grindhouse," a collaboration of both Robert Rodriguez's "Planet Terror," and Quentin Tarantino's "Death Proof"

Cast in Wim Wenders' neo-Western "Don't Come Knocking" starring Sam Shepard

Co-starred in "The Last Kiss" directed by Tony Goldwyn and scripted by Paul Haggis

Cast in the low-budget comedy "Grand Theft Parsons"

Joined the cast of NBC's White House drama "The West Wing" as a former feature reporter

Cast in the summer comedy "Uptown Girls"

Appeared in romantic comedy "Just a Kiss"

Co-starred with sister Samantha in "Between Us"; directed by father Christopher

Played a pregnant cheerleader who, along with her loyal squad, pulls off a bank heist to support her unborn child in "Sugar & Spice"

Co-starred as Kristin, one of a trio of snobbish popular girls, in the high-school set comedy "Never Been Kissed"

Played Natalie, the sarcastic younger sister of Renee Zellweger's Ann, in "The Bachelor"

Appeared in the pilot episode of ABC's remake series "Fantasy Island"

Played Tobey Maguire's love interest in "Pleasantville"

Worked with her father, commercial director Christopher Shelton, on the short film "Protect-O-Man"

Starred in the direct-to-video teen sex comedy "Trojan War"

Was featured in the children's actioner "Warriors of Virtue"

Starred in the NBC TV-movie "A Secret Between Friends: A Moment of Truth Movie"

Played Tricia Nixon in Oliver Stone's ambitious presidental biopic "Nixon"

Appeared in the NBC TV-movie "A Friend to Die For"

Starred alongside Kevin Sorbo and Anthony Quinn in the syndicated special "Hercules in the Underworld"

Appeared as a lifeguard in the children's feature "The Sandlot"

Had a regular role as the troubled Brandi on the short-lived CBS drama "Angel Falls"

Had a two episode recurring role on "Camp Wilder" (ABC)

Film debut in Lawrence Kasdan's "Grand Canyon"

Early TV credit, a guest starring turn on the short-lived CBS sitcom, "The Family Man" (billed as Marlee Shelton)