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Eliza Dushku
Birth Place: Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Date of Birth: December 30th, 1980
Famous for: Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, Bring It
On, True Lies.
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Welcome to The Eliza Dushku Picture Pages! This site
truly contains only high quality scans of Eliza, so you
can stop searching for Eliza Dushku pictures from now
on! For those new to the site, my philosophy on exactly
what constitutes 'high quality' is found here. Be sure
to check out all three picture galleries to your left.
Best known to TV audiences for her role as Faith on the
WB Network's Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Eliza Dushku also
has a number of films to her name. Dushku, who made her
film debut starring opposite Juliette Lewis in the 1992
period drama That Night, began acting professionally
when she was barely in her teens. Born of
Albanian-Danish descent in Boston, MA, on December 30,
1980, Dushku grew up the youngest sibling of three older
brothers. Following her debut in That Night, which cast
her as a young girl who becomes infatuated with the
rebellious teen who lives across the street, the young
actress did supporting work in This Boy's Life (1993)
and played the daughter of Arnold Schwarzenegger and
Jamie Lee Curtis in True Lies (1994).
In 1998 Dushku got one of her biggest breaks to date
when she was cast opposite Sarah Michelle Gellar as
troubled slayer Faith on Buffy. Although Faith was only
meant to appear in a handful of episodes, the show's
creators liked Dushku enough to make Faith a recurring
character, and also featured her on Angel, Buffy's
spin-off. Dushku had perhaps her most successful
big-screen role to date in Bring It On (2000), a
high-school comedy that cast her as Kirsten Dunst's
reluctant but tough fellow cheerleader. The film was one
of the summer's biggest money-earners, and Dushku,
unsurprisingly, was soon busy with a number of new film
projects. Included amongst them were Soul Survivor
(2001), a teen horror movie that also featured Casey
Affleck and Wes Bentley, and The New Guy (2001), another
comedy about the horrors of high school life.
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