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Heather Graham: Mary Kelly
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Throughout her career, Graham has undertaken the full-spectrum of roles, ranging from the dramatic to the comedic. She first caught the attention of filmmakers in Gus Van Sant's "Drugstore Cowboy," opposite Matt Dillon. She later appeared in "Swingers," starring Jon Favreau and Vince Vaughn. Next she starred as an ambitious young actress from Ohio in Frank Oz's "Bowfinger," opposite Steve Martin and Eddie Murphy, followed by her portrayal of the tragic character, Mary Kelly, in Albert and Allen Hughes' "From Hell," opposite Johnny Depp. Soon thereafter, she appeared in Daisy von Scherler Mayer's Bollywood-inspired romantic comedy, "The Guru," opposite Marisa Tomei and Jimi Mistry.
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Don't miss this thrilling collection of romance, suspense and a dash of paranormal from New York Times bestselling author Heather Graham. Bestselling titles include: The Island, Ghost Walk, Killing Kelly and The Vision.
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After leaving Burns, Heather moved on to her next big project, the Hughes Brothers' Jack the Ripper drama, From Hell. Here she played Mary Kelly, a prostitute and possible victim who Johnny Depp's psychic cop tries to save from the killer. Though set in London, the movie was mostly shot in Prague, and it was here that Heather met her next lover, Heath Ledger... in Prague to film A Knight's Tale. After undergoing therapy to understand her penchant for older men, it appeared that Heather was now going the other way. She'd be with Ledger into 2001, and later be seen with Cher's son Elijah, and then with Friends star Matthew Perry.
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Starring as Joline, a forsaken wife on a mission to discover and rescue her husband, in the movie Committed, was Graham's opening film project in the new millennium. She next portrayed dizzy blonde Josephine Winfield in the comedy Say It Isn't So (2001). Graham starred with former boyfriend Edward Burns in 2001's Sidewalks of New York, then played the character of Mary Kelly, an Irish prostitute, opposite Johnny Depp in From Hell (2001).
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