Rebecca Gayheart

Her parents' names are Curtis and Floneva.

She and her husband Eric Dane introduced Brooke Mueller to her current husband Charlie Sheen.

She is best friends with Brooke Mueller.

According to Celebrity Sleuth magazine, her measurements are 34B-25-35.

She was crowned Miss Centralian in high school in 1987.

She is of Irish, Italian, German and Cherokee descent.

Rebecca studied at Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute.

At the end of her movie Urban Legend, a woman refers to Rebecca's character as the "girl from the Noxzema commercials". Rebecca was, in reality, the face of Noxzema products in the early 1990's.

She first met former fiancee Brett Ratner when they lived near each other in Manhattan, where both were desperate for their big break. Becoming friends, Ratner cast her in his first movie, a short film entitled Whatever Happened to Mason Reese. The movie put both Brett and Rebecca on the map for success.

In her spare time, she likes to read, paint, rollerblade and collect antiques.

She moved to New York when she was 15 and lived with six other models in an apartment in Manhattan.

Growing up, she lived in a house built on top of an Indian burial ground.

She smokes.

She appeared in a short film called Lady Luck in 1990.

Her father is a coal miner.

She attended Knott County High School in Hidman, Kentucky.

In 2001, she hit a 9-year-old jaywalker with her car whilst swerving into a two-way, left-turn lane. Rebecca stayed with the boy in hospital until his death a day later. The boy's parents filed a "wrongful death" lawsuit against Rebecca and she was eventually sentenced to three year's probation, a one-year suspension of her license, a $2,800 fine and 750 hours of community service. She also paid for the boy's hospital and funeral expenses. Because of the accident, Rebecca was dropped as a spokesperson for several fashion and cosmetics companies and was turned down for major movie roles.

She won roles on Beverly Hills, 90210 and Loving thanks to her notoriety in the early 90's as the face of Noxzema.

In 2001, she was one of the rumored candidates to replace Shannen Doherty on the supernatural drama series Charmed.

She directed a short film for the CineVegas Film Festival entitled Me and Daphne starring Jeremy Piven.

In 2006, she was cast as the lead in the supernatural drama pilot Scarlett for the Lifetime network. Unfortunately, it was not picked up.

She has modelled for Noxzema, Glintz, JC Penney and Oglivie.

She took on the Julia Roberts role in the 2005 Broadway production of Steel Magnolias. She also appeared in a 1998 production of The Last Night of the Ballyhoo as Sunny.

She left the Showtime series Dead Like Me after only five episodes. Her last apperance is in the episode Reaping Havoc.

The death of her character Toni Marchette on Beverly Hills, 90210 is noted as the moment the series "jumped the shark". Her character was shot dead by a Mafia hitman who mistook her for her husband Dylan (Luke Perry).

She auditioned for three different roles (Cici, Hallie, and Maureen) in the horror sequel Scream 2 before winning the role of Sorority Sister Lois.

She married actor Eric Dane on October 29, 2004.

She was once engaged to Rush Hour director Brett Ratner, who ironically directed her current husband Eric Dane in the movie X-Men: The Last Stand.

She was originally cast as Inara in Joss Whedon's Firefly but was recast just days before filming began, because "it wasn't working."

In 2001, she appeared in the short film Doppelganger, alongside Timothy Olyphant. They previously worked together in Scream 2. They're also the only people in the short film.