Lori Petty

Lori's most recent television appearance was a memorable role for Showtime's acclaimed horror anthology series, Masters of Horror, playing the part of Judith in the episode, The Fair-Haired Child

Lori has several upcoming films lined up for 2006 and 2007 including Broken Arrows, Chasing 3000, and Richard III, all currently in post-production.

Lori had a part as Maddy on the show, CSI: NY, the third spin-off of director Jerry Bruckheimer's popular forensics team series, in the episode Corporate Warriors.

Lori was the police computer program C.O.L.A.R. in the 2004 family comedy, The Karate Dog.

Lori played the character Chris Ketchum in the episode Killer Instinct of the Freddy Krueger hosted, "A Nightmare on Elm Street" spinoff television series, Freddy's Nightmares.

Lori played a kooky teenage runaway named Willie in the 1987 made-for-tv movie, Bates Motel, loosely based on Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho" series.

Lori's television debut was in the episode The Lock Box of the 1980's series, The Equalizer, where she played a hooker named Brandi.

Lori is a Chattanooga, Tennessee native.

Lori was the first female editor of her high school newspaper in Sioux City, Iowa. She was also active with the yearbook and the debate team.

Lori both directed and acted in the 2001 film, Horrible Accident.

Lori had a memorable role as Lila, an outrageous Cyndi Lauper wannabe, in the 1990 comedy, Cadillac Man, which starred Robin Williams and Tim Robbins.

Lori spent her childhood traveling the United States with her father who was a Pentacostal minister.

Lori played the part of kind-hearted animal trainer, Rae Lindley in the well known 1993 family film, Free Willy, about the friendship between a twelve year old boy and a killer orca whale.

Lori played Faith, the lead guitarist for Jacki's all-girl rock band, in the 2003 Gina Gershon movie, Prey for Rock & Roll.

Lori starred as Christine Jones with comedian Pauly Shore in the 1994 war comedy, In The Army Now.

Lori worked for several years as a graphics designer in Omaha, Nebraska before pursuing a career in acting.

Lori worked for several years as a graphics designer in Omaha, Nebraska before pursuing a career in acting.

Lori is a 1982 graduate of North High School in Sioux City, Iowa.

Lori has two tattoos on her wrists.

Lori starred alongside Ice Cube in the 1995 crime drama, The Glass Shield.

Lori reprises her role as the voice of Livewire for the game, Superman: Shadow of Apokolips for PlayStation2.

Lori is an accomplished artist and has her own alternative clothing line, Lawd Knows.

Lori was originally cast in Sandra Bullock's role in the movie, Demolition Man, but her contract was dissolved when the director complained that she looked too much like a "butch lesbian" for the role.

Lori co-starred as bohemian artist, George with her friend Karyn Parsons in the short-lived 1996 Fox sitcom, Lush Life, about two roommates from very different walks of life having to share a studio apartment for financial reasons. The show received abysmal ratings and was immediately canceled after only three episodes.

Lori was featured as Kit in the 1992 box office hit A League of Their Own which starred Tom Hanks and Madonna.

Lori is famous for playing Keanu Reeves' surfer girlfriend in the 1991 action thriller, Point Break.

She is best known for her lead role in the 1995 cult movie, Tank Girl, which was based on the popular British comic strip.

She starred as US Marshal Steph, alongside Lou Diamond Phillips, in the 2001 horror movie, Route 666.