This block contains the information about Drew Barrymore and provides an insight into the life of the celebrity. From here you can also learn when, how and why the profession of an actor was chosen. Some interesting facts are waiting for you here.

Drew Barrymore was born in Culver City in 1975; she is an actress and a producer. When she was 5 years old she performed in “The Invaders” by Stephen Spielberg. When she wasn’t adult, she didn’t manage to go throw her fame, and that was the time when she started taking drugs not to mention simple alcohol. So all that finished, with her attempt to commit a suicide, when she was fourteenth. After going throw a few types of curing, she continued her carrier and came back on the wide screen in 1992. Later she performed only the main roles. Between her obvious works we find such works as “Doppelganger” (1993), “Mean girls” (1994), “Batman Forever” (1995), “Everyone says that I am in love with you” (1996), “Charlie’s Angels” (2000), “Fifty first kisses” (2004) and so on. In 1995 she started producing her own movies and not only. In 2009 she was the main director of “Screw You” movie. In 1991 she got engaged with Leland Hayward, who was the nephew of a famous Hollywood producer, but the engagement was cancelled the same year. In 2001 she got married with a comedian Tom Green but they divorced a year after. After that she had a long lasting relationship (five years) with a musician Fabrizio Moretti, but they finished in 2007. The last three years she is in a complicated relationship with an actor Justin Long, with whom she was breaking up and getting back together for a few times.

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Here you can learn about the movies Drew Barrymore acted in. You can see the names of the movies, their budget, years of release and the money gained from the screening of the certain movie. It is always interesting to know.

Movies & Videos	Budget	Year	Opening weekend	US box Office
Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle - Dylan Sanders, Producer	$120M	2003	$37.6M	$101M
Batman Forever - Sugar	$100M	1995		$184M
Charlie's Angels - Dylan Sanders, Producer	$92M	2000	$40.1M	$125M
50 First Dates - Lucy Whitmore	$75M	2004	$45.1M	$121M
Titan A.E. - Akima (voice)	$75M	2000	$9.38M	$22.8M
Lucky You - Billie Offer, Soundtrack (performer: "The Cold Hard Truth", "They Ain't Got 'Em All")	$55M	2007	$2.71M	$5.76M
Riding in Cars with Boys - Beverly Donofrio	$48M	2001	$10.4M	$29.8M
He's Just Not That Into You - Mary, Executive Producer	$40M	2009	$27.8M	$94M
Duplex - Nancy Kendricks, Producer	$40M	2003	$4.62M	$9.65M
Going the Distance - Erin	$32M	2010	$8.51M	$17.8M
Fever Pitch - Lindsey, Producer	$30M	2005	$12.4M	$42.1M
Confessions of a Dangerous Mind - Penny	$29M	2002
EverAfter - Danielle	$26M	1998	$8.53M	$65.7M
Never Been Kissed - Josie Geller, Executive Producer	$25M	1999	$11.8M	$55.5M
Boys on the Side - Holly	$21M	1995		$23.4M
Everyone Says I Love You - Skylar Dandridge	$20M	1996	$132K	$9.71M
Beverly Hills Chihuahua - Chloe (voice)	$20M	2008	$29.3M	$94.5M
Youth in Revolt - Special Thanks	$18M	2009	$6.89M	$15.3M
Scream - Casey	$15M	1996	$6.35M	$103M
Firestarter - Charlene 'Charlie' McGee	$15M	1984		$15.1M