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Alicia Silverstone was born on October 4, 1976 in San Francisco. Her mother Didi is a former airline stewardess and her father Monty is a real estate investor. Alicia has a brother, his name is David. Her parents are English and she spent her early summers in England.
She is 170 cm heigh and her eye color is emerald. Carolyn Kessler is her best friend as well as her agent. Alicia has a dog called Samson, described as a "rotweiller-pit bull-doberman". Alicia started her career with a commercial for Domino's Pizza. In 1988 her first role was on the TV-show "The Wonder Years", where she played Kevin's dream girl. She became legally emancipated at the age of 15 to work the long hours required by "The Crush's" shooting schedule. She refused to appear nude in "The Crush." A body double was hired for the nude shots. Alicia stood firm on her no-nudity policy,turning down the title role in "The Babysitter" numerous times until the filmmakers got rid of all nudity from the script. She won "best villan" and "breakthrough performance" at the 1994 MTV movie awards for her performance in "The Crush." Alicia became very famous by appearing in three music videos with Aerosmith. The were all big hits. Cryin, the first of Alicia's three Aerosmith videos, was honored as the best video of all time on MTV. Alicia also did some theatre work. She played a lesbian coke addict in a play "Carol's Eve". Film roles Alicia turned down or missed: Missed on My Father the Hero because she was a little bit heavy compared to Katherine Heigl. Missed on Little Women due to age. Turned down replacing Shannon Doherty on Beverly Hills 90210. After becoming famous to everybody in the Aerosmith videos, she made "Clueless" which was a major success and made Alicia a superstar. The people who hadn't heard of Alicia after "Clueless" and the Aerosmith videos, got to know her when she played Batgirl in the latest Batman movie, directed by Joel Schuemacher. She recently started a production company called "First Kiss Production". The company has produced the movie "Excess Baggage" together with Columbia Pictures. |
