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Phoebe Cates
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Phoebe Cates Height 5' 7" Born July 16, 1963 in New York, New York, USA
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Phoebe Cates: Phoebe Cates attended Professional
Children's School in New York City and made her motion picture debut as Jennifer
Jason Leigh's "experienced" confidante in Amy Heckerling's acclaimed Fast Times
at Ridgemont High (1982). Cates then landed the role of Christine Ramsey in
Private School (1983), then co-starred in the innovativeGremlins (1984) for
Steven Spielberg's Amblin Entertainment directed by Joe Dante. Cates has
remained active in theatre as well. After making her New York debut in Joseph
Papp's Off-Broadway production of "The Nest of the Wood Grouse" in 1984, she
followed with David Hwang's "Rich Relations" at The Second Stage and a one-act
festival at the Manhattan Punchline. On the West Coast, Cates played Nina in the
La Jolla Playhouse production of Anton Chekhov's "The Sea Gull," and has since
appeared in "Much Ado About Nothing" at New York's Public Theatre, and as Juliet
in Chicago's Goodman Theatre production of "Romeo and Juliet".
Spouse
Kevin Kline (5 March 1989 - present) 2 children
Daughter of producer/director Joseph Cates.
Niece of producer/director Gilbert Cates.
Godmother was Jacqueline Susann.
Cates was originally going to play the role of Annie Banks in the remake of
Father of the Bride (1991) but became pregnant so she had to drop out. The role
then went to Kimberly Williams.
In the movie Private School (1983), Cates sings two of the soundtrack songs:
"Just One Touch" and "How Do I Let You Know".
The punk band "Fenix TX" wrote a song about her entitled "Phoebe Cates".
Has an older sister, 'Valerie Cates , and a younger sister Alexandra.
Before turning to acting, she worked as a teen model in the pages of
"Seventeen", etc.
Since her 'retirement' from films, she and her movie star husband, Kevin Kline,
divide their time between their country estate in upstate New York and their
luxury penthouse in Manhattan's tony upper east side. When not supporting her
husband's continuing fine stage and film work, she fills her time attending
openings and benefits and her favorite activity, hosting dinner parties and
'dishing the dirt' with her celebrity friends.
According to Izumi Matsumoto, the creator of "Kimagure Orange Road" (1987) a
popular manga series (Japanese comic) and animated TV-series. Ms Cates was the
inspiration behind the beautiful character Ayukawa Madoka.
Gets at least some of her exotic beauty from her Filipina mother.
Named on Harper's Bazaar's list of America's 10 Most Beautiful Women [1984]
Sister-in-law of producer Kate Kline May
Her father was of Russian Jewish descent, her mother is a Filipina of
Spanish-Chinese ancestry.
Measurements: 31B-23-33 (as teen model, 1980), 34B-23-34 (during Fast Times at
Ridgemont High (1982)), (Source: Celebrity Sleuth magazine).
Has a daughter, Greta Simone (b. 1994), and a son, Owen (b. 1991).
She is good friends with actress Jennifer Jason Leigh, they met while filming
Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982) together.
Although retired from making films, she has put her son Owen Kline into the
movies, often showing up on the set to make sure he is behaving. He has appeared
in The Anniversary Party (2001) and as a lead role in The Squid and the Whale
(2005).
Met her future husband, Kevin Kline, when she auditioned for the part of Chloe
in The Big Chill (1983), that eventually went to Meg Tilly.
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