Heather Matarazzo

Heather Matarazzo is a Hollywood actress famous for her roles in movies like Scream 3, The Princess Diaries, The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement, Hostel Part 2, and Welcome To The Dollhouse. She was awarded the Independent Spirit Award for Best Debut Performance in Welcome to The Dollhouse in 1995. She was born on 10 November 1982 in Oyster Bay, New York Click to look into! >> Read More... . Heather’s mother, Camille, was a housewife and father; Ray Matarazzo worked as a processing manager for a bakery chain. She attended Oyster Bay High School and BOCES Cultural Arts Center High School.

Heather is a lesbian and has accepted it openly. In July 2008, her team announced that she is engaged to Caroline Murphy, a musician. Later as the reports have been found, the couple had split mutually. Matarazzo started her career at the age of six for an AIDS ad campaign where she learned how to handle microphone and was rewarded with the card of a talent manager. She made her debut to Hollywood taking acting as a profession in 1995 with the film Welcome to The Dollhouse. Heather got recognized for her role and won appreciations in the form of Independent Spirit Award for her performance in 1997.

After this she appeared in Hurricane Streets as Ashley in 1997, The Deli as Sabrina in 1997, The Devil’s Advocate as Barbara in 1997, 54 as Grace O’ Shea in 1998, The Hairy Bird in 1998, Company Man as Nora in 2000, Scream 3 as Martha Meeks in 2000, The Princess Diaries as Lilly Moscovitz in 2001, Sorority Boys as Katie in 2002, Pink House as Charlotte in 2003, Saved! as Tia in 2004, Believe in Me as Cindy Butts in 2005, Mangus as Jessica Simpson Jessica Simpson was born on 10th July 1980. Her or >> Read More... in 2010 and in Sisters as Denny in 2015. Heather has done Television films like Our Guys and St. Sass.

She has done roles in many TV series like Townies, ER, The Adventure of Pete and Pete, Roseanne, Law, and Order, Now and Again, Strangers with Candy, Exes and Ohs, The L Word, Grey’s Anatomy, Life on Mars, Stalker and Raymond and Lane. Heather has expressed her opinion that she loves playing roles that are interesting and damaged like the role of a mentally ill girl who was raped by a gang of football players in Our Guys: Outrage in Glen Ridge. Heather is set to make her directorial venture with the television series based on the novel, Summer Camp: A Memoir written by Diane Hanks.