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About me Welcome To My Unnoficial I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER web site.(sorry about the big/bold ABOUT MEs and stuff at the top-it's the web server's fault) I saw IKWYDLS on October 18th-I give it a ****1/2 of ***** .Here's some info on the cast and crew(obtained from aol keyword I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER)- The multi-talented JENNIFER LOVE HEWITT (Julie James) is just about everywhere you look - and listen - this year. Known as Love to family and friends, Hewitt currently stars as Sarah Reeves, on FOX Television's Golden Globe-winning series Party of Five. For her work on the show, Hewitt was recently honored with a 1997 Hollywood Reporter Young Star Award nomination as Best Actress in a Television Series. Besides her lead role in I Know What You Did Last Summer, Hewitt will be seenlater this year in the independent film Telling You, written and directed by Robert DeFranco.In addition to acting, Hewitt is a gifted vocalist with three solo albums to her credit. Her first CD, "Love Songs," was released in Japan in 1992 - singles from that album have been released in England, Germany, Austria and Switzerland. She made her Atlantic Records debut with the dance-oriented pop album "Let's Go Bang." Her latest Atlantic recording, "Jennifer Love Hewitt," hit stores in September 1996 and features the singles "No Ordinary Love" and "I Believe In..." Also included is "It's Good To Know I'm Alive" from the soundtrack of House Arrest, in which Hewitt co-starred with Jamie Lee Curtis and Jennifer Tilly. Born on February 21, 1979, in Waco, Texas and raised in nearby Killeen, Hewitt became a member of the Texas Show Team at age nine, accompanying the troupe on a tour of Russia. She arrived in Los Angeles on her tenth birthday and began appearing in commercials. Hewitt made her television debut singing and dancing her way through two seasons of the Disney Channel's Kids, Incorporated. She was also a series regular on Steven Bochco's The Byrds of Paradise (ABC), the Chad Everett adventure series McKenna (ABC), and the Matt Frewer sitcom Shaky Ground (FOX). Her additional feature film credits include Trojan War and Sister Act II: Back in the Habit.. Hewitt was selected to be the 1996 spokesperson for the Sears & Seventeen Magazine Peak Performance Scholarship Program, which encourages self confidence and achievement in young women. In addition. she has hosted a series of specials for MTV on teenage issues entitled "True Tales of Teen Trauma" and "True Tales of Teen Romance." She resides in Los Angeles. RYAN PHILIPPE (Barry Cox) is a young actor to watch in 1997. He was seen this summer in Greg Araki's coming-of-age film Nowhere and has completed filming on the feature films Homegrown and Little Boy Blue. In the action comedy Homegrown, Phillippe stars with Billy Bob Thornton and Hank Azaria - three mellow pot farmers who inadvertently get involved in a mob plot. Little Boy Blue is a dark comedy from Lakeshore Entertainment which co-stars Nastassja Kinski. In the film, Phillippe stars as a young man who makes a horrific discovery concerning his dysfunctional Texan family. Phillippe is best known for his role as the timid `Gil Martin' in the Disney feature White Squall where he co-starred with Jeff Bridges and Scott Wolf. He recently completed filming the feature Studio 54 for Miramax. Phillippe resides in Los Angeles. Determined and accomplished are two words that describe young Emmy winning actress SARAH MICHELLE GELLAR (Helen Shivers). A veteran of television, theater and film, Gellar is now starring in her own television series, the popular and critically acclaimed Buffy the Vampire Slayer, currently airing on the Warner Bros. network. Gellar's career spans nearly fifteen years - quite a feat for a woman of twenty. Her other feature film credits include Funny Farm, Over The Brooklyn Bridge and High Stakes. She won an Emmy in 1994 for her role in the ABC daytime drama All My Children and starred in the telefilm An Invasion of Privacy and the mini-series A Woman Named Jackie. Her theater credits include "Jake's Women" and "The Widow Claire." Gellar recently wrapped filming on the feature Scream 2, which is scheduled for release in early January 1998. Originally from New York, Gellar currently resides in Los Angeles. FREDDIE PRINZE, JR. (Ray Bronson) was most recently seen co-starring in To Gillian On Her 37th Birthday starring Peter Gallagher, Claire Danes, Kathy Baker and Michelle Pfeiffer. Prinze also stars in Miramax's upcoming The House of Yes, co-starring Parker Posey, which screened in competition this year at the Sundance Film Festival. Prinze was also seen in the ABC television movie Detention, Siege at Johnson High co-starring Rick Schroeder and Henry Winkler, in May 1997. After graduating high school, Prinze left his hometown of Albuquerque and moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career as an actor. Prinze began his work in television series and soon starred in the ABC Afterschool Special Too Soon For Jeff. Aware of his late father's success as an entertainer, Prinze too felt the calling to perform. Throughout his youth, Prinze acted with the Albuquerque Children's Theatre and the Duo Drama Company. Besides acting, Prinze has a long-long love of the martial arts and also enjoys computer animation and games. | ||
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