This block contains the information about Phoebe Cates 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.

Phoebe Cates grew up in New York, in the family, which was closely related to television and Broadway. Her father, Joseph Cates was a leading producer on Broadway and also he helped to create the cult TV quiz show “The $ 64,000 Question”. Even in school, at the age of ten years, Phoebe has decided to become a dancer. She was able to get a scholarship at the “School of American Ballet”, but after a serious knee injury at fifteen years she left the dream of this career. So she decided to try herself in a modeling business. Leaving the podium, Cates decided to begin the career of an actress. Phoebe debuted in the film in 1982. Her first work was in the movie, called “Paradise”. At the age of seventeen years, she already took the lead role in the film, titled “Blue Lagoon”. In 1985 Phoebe played in the off-Broadway production of “Rich Relations” by David Henry Hwang. In 1994th she got the main role in the romantic comedy, which was called "Princess Caraboo”. In 1989th Cates married to the actor Kevin Kline. In 2005, Cates managed to open her own boutique in New York. So her fans can buy something that will remember them about their idol.

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Here you can learn about the movies Phoebe Cates 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
Gremlins 2: The New Batch - Kate Beringer	$50M	1990		$41.5M
Bright Lights, Big City - Amanda	$25M	1988		$16.1M
Gremlins - Kate Beringer	$11M	1984		$148M
Fast Times at Ridgemont High - Linda Barrett	$4.5M	1982
Bodies, Rest & Motion - Carol	$2.5M	1993		$764K
The Squid and the Whale - Special Thanks	$1.5M	2005	$280K	$7.36M
Drop Dead Fred - Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Cronin		1991		$13.9M
Date with an Angel - Patty Winston		1987		$1.99M
I Love You to Death - Joey's Girl at Disco (uncredited)		1990		$16.2M
Private School - Christine Ramsey, Soundtrack (performer: "How Do I Let You Know", "Just One Touch")		1983
Shag - Carson		1989		$6.96M
Paradise - Sarah, Soundtrack (performer: "Paradise Theme")		1982	$2.82M	$5.59M
Heart of Dixie - Aiken Reed		1989		$1.1M
The Anniversary Party - Sophia Gold		2001	$159K	$4.01M
Princess Caraboo - Princess Caraboo/Mary Baker		1994		$3.02M