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| − | '''Rose Jane McGowan''' (born September 5< | + | '''Rose Arianna<ref>While a number of sources list Rose McGowan's middle name as ''Jane'', according to her mother, Terri, her middle name is ''Arianna'' and she is somewhat puzzled as to how people came to believe that her middle name is ''Jane'': "It's possible that Rose gave someone that middle name at some point... But if she did so, she doesn't remember it now. She wondered the same thing the other day -- where did they get ''Jane'' from." <br>Source: Correspondence to xFamily.org editors, [[2007]]-03-12. </ref> McGowan''' (born September 5, [[1973]]<ref>While some other sources list her birth date as being in [[1974]] or [[1975]], her mother has confirmed that it was in 1973. <br>Source: Correspondence to xFamily.org editors, 2007-03-12.</ref> in Florence, [[Italy]]) is an American actress. She was raised in Italian [[colony|communes]] of the [[Children of God]]/[[The Family]] [[cult]], of which her father Daniel McGowan (an [[Ireland|Irish]] artist born in [[California]]) and mother Terri (an American writer) were members. Within the cult, her parents were known as Barkos and Saffron Doodler, and her father was a leader of their Italian chapter. |
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Like actors [[Joaquin Phoenix|Joaquin]] and [[River Phoenix]] who were also raised in the cult, McGowan grew up, in her words, "singing for money on the streets". Her early [[:Category:Education|education]] consisted of limited home schooling, primarily from her mother, though like many children in the group she received an emphasis on reading from a very young age. McGowan has claimed that even early on she was adamantly "un-hippy" and never bought into the cult's lifestyle. | Like actors [[Joaquin Phoenix|Joaquin]] and [[River Phoenix]] who were also raised in the cult, McGowan grew up, in her words, "singing for money on the streets". Her early [[:Category:Education|education]] consisted of limited home schooling, primarily from her mother, though like many children in the group she received an emphasis on reading from a very young age. McGowan has claimed that even early on she was adamantly "un-hippy" and never bought into the cult's lifestyle. | ||
| − | + | At age 9 or 10 (interview accounts vary), her father left with another of the group's members, and her mother brought her and her five siblings (Rose being the second oldest) to the [[United States]], settling in Eugene, Oregon, at which point Rose wasn't yet able to speak English. Her parents divorced and Rose went to live with her grandmother in Gig Harbor, Washington, bouncing between her mother and father. | |
| − | At age 15, Rose left to live on her own, supporting herself with several odd jobs | + | At age 15, Rose left to live on her own, supporting herself with several odd jobs, often having to lie about her age. Living on her own meant being forced to live on the streets for a short time, but despite this she later attended art and beauty school before heading to Los Angeles where she had a chance encounter with independent film director Gregg Araki, who cast her as the female lead in his [[1995]] Sundance Film Festival entry ''The Doom Generation'', though her only prior acting experience was a minor role in [[1992]]'s ''Encino Man''. Her performance in Araki's dark road movie earned her a nomination for Best Newcomer at the [[1996]] Independent Spirit Awards. Also in 1996, she appeared in Wes Craven's hit thriller, ''Scream'', a role that brought her into significant public attention. |
| − | + | Adding to her reputation for often playing brassy or violent characters, McGowan later began a very public romance with shock-rocker Brian Warner (Marilyn Manson). However, two years after their engagement in February [[1999]], McGowan ended their relationship over "lifestyle differences". | |
| − | In [[2001]], she was cast as Paige Matthews in the | + | In [[2001]], she was cast as Paige Matthews in the television series ''Charmed''. Most recently, she starred in the Quentin Tarantino / Robert Rodriguez double-feature ''Grindhouse''. |
==Rose McGowan on the Children of God== | ==Rose McGowan on the Children of God== | ||
| − | + | * "My father ran the Italian chapter, and from the outside it would be considered strange, but if you grow up in it, it's normal. I suppose all children are at the mercy of their parents, and whatever trip they happen to be on, and my parents were tripping pretty hard." — [http://www.rosemcgowanonline.com/press/1997/111/ Interview magazine: A Rose is a Rose is a Rose McGowan], 1997-03-01 | |
| − | + | * "There was a lot of things that didn't make a whole lot of sense to me even at a very young age. I just had a really skeptical eye because I didn't buy it and because obviously a lot of stuff that I saw going on was very different from what was being preached. I don't really buy into forced belief systems." — [http://www.dailybruin.ucla.edu/DB/issues/98/01.20/ae.phantoms.html Daily Bruin: Rose McGowan screams for more horror in 'Phantoms'], 1998-01 | |
| − | + | * "Like many things, I'm sure they started out with good intentions. Meanwhile they're all having sex with each other and going out and getting men drunk and luring them into the cult. They call it [[Flirty Fishing]]. Gross. A lot of kids disappeared. I could be sweeping Ghadaffi's doorstep right now." — [http://www.rosemcgowanonline.com/press/1998/143/ The Face: Rising Vamp], 1998-09-01 | |
| − | + | * "All these weirdo people were always running around naked. I remember seeing a lot of legs, but not a lot of faces." — [http://www.maximonline.com/articles/index.aspx?a_id=282 Maxim: Wild Rose!], 1999-03-01 | |
| − | + | * "I don't remember so much their ideology, but I don't think ''they'' were even very clear on that. Mostly, I think it's funny, but I have a perverse sense of humor. Anyway, you don't know it's not the white picket fence until someone points it out. … Actually, for me it was kind of idyllic." — [http://www.eonline.com/Celebs/Qa/Mcgowan/ E! Online: Q&A with Rose McGowan], 1999-03 | |
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==Filmography== | ==Filmography== | ||
<div style="float:right"> | <div style="float:right"> | ||
| − | [[Image:Doom_generation-cover.jpg|thumb|left| | + | [[Image:Doom_generation-cover.jpg|thumb|left|130px|''The Doom Generation'' (1995)]] |
| − | [[Image:Jawbreaker-cover.jpg|thumb|left| | + | [[Image:Jawbreaker-cover.jpg|thumb|left|130px|''Jawbreaker'' (1999)]] |
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| − | * ''The Black Dahlia'' (2006) | + | * ''Grindhouse'' (2007) – <font color="#666666">Cherry (Planet Terror) / Pam (Death Proof)</font> |
| + | * ''The Black Dahlia'' (2006) – <font color="#666666">Sheryl Saddon</font> | ||
* ''"Elvis"'' (2005) (mini) TV Series – <font color="#666666">Ann-Margret</font> | * ''"Elvis"'' (2005) (mini) TV Series – <font color="#666666">Ann-Margret</font> | ||
* ''Vacuums'' (2002) – <font color="#666666">Leha</font> | * ''Vacuums'' (2002) – <font color="#666666">Leha</font> | ||
| − | * ''"Charmed"'' ( | + | * ''"Charmed"'' (2001–2006) TV Series – <font color="#666666">Paige Matthews</font> |
* ''The Killing Yard'' (2001) (TV) – <font color="#666666">Linda Borus</font> | * ''The Killing Yard'' (2001) (TV) – <font color="#666666">Linda Borus</font> | ||
* ''Monkeybone'' (2001) – <font color="#666666">Miss Kitty</font> | * ''Monkeybone'' (2001) – <font color="#666666">Miss Kitty</font> | ||
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* ''Phantoms'' (1998) – <font color="#666666">Lisa Pailey</font> | * ''Phantoms'' (1998) – <font color="#666666">Lisa Pailey</font> | ||
* ''Lewis & Clark & George'' (1997) – <font color="#666666">George</font> | * ''Lewis & Clark & George'' (1997) – <font color="#666666">George</font> | ||
| − | * ''Nowhere'' (1997) – <font color="#666666"> | + | * ''Nowhere'' (1997) – <font color="#666666">Valley Chick #3</font> |
* ''Going All the Way'' (1997) – <font color="#666666">Gail Ann Thayer</font> | * ''Going All the Way'' (1997) – <font color="#666666">Gail Ann Thayer</font> | ||
* ''Seed'' (1997) – <font color="#666666">Miriam</font> | * ''Seed'' (1997) – <font color="#666666">Miriam</font> | ||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
| − | * [http://www.rosemcgowanonline.com/ Rose McGowan Online] | + | * [http://www.rosemcgowanonline.com/ Rose McGowan Online] — Fansite with large collection of news, interviews and multimedia |
* [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000535/ Rose McGowan at the Internet Movie Database] | * [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000535/ Rose McGowan at the Internet Movie Database] | ||
| − | * [http:// | + | * [http://thewb.warnerbros.com/web/show_bio.jsp?id=CH-B-RMcGowan Rose McGowan cast bio on The WB] |
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| + | ==Notes and references== | ||
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| − | [[Category: | + | [[Category:Second generation]] |
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Rose McGowan with her parents in Italy in the Spring of 1974 (see full image)
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Rose McGowan
Rose Arianna[1] McGowan (born September 5, 1973[2] in Florence, Italy) is an American actress. She was raised in Italian communes of the Children of God/The Family cult, of which her father Daniel McGowan (an Irish artist born in California) and mother Terri (an American writer) were members. Within the cult, her parents were known as Barkos and Saffron Doodler, and her father was a leader of their Italian chapter.
Like actors Joaquin and River Phoenix who were also raised in the cult, McGowan grew up, in her words, "singing for money on the streets". Her early education consisted of limited home schooling, primarily from her mother, though like many children in the group she received an emphasis on reading from a very young age. McGowan has claimed that even early on she was adamantly "un-hippy" and never bought into the cult's lifestyle.
At age 9 or 10 (interview accounts vary), her father left with another of the group's members, and her mother brought her and her five siblings (Rose being the second oldest) to the United States, settling in Eugene, Oregon, at which point Rose wasn't yet able to speak English. Her parents divorced and Rose went to live with her grandmother in Gig Harbor, Washington, bouncing between her mother and father.
At age 15, Rose left to live on her own, supporting herself with several odd jobs, often having to lie about her age. Living on her own meant being forced to live on the streets for a short time, but despite this she later attended art and beauty school before heading to Los Angeles where she had a chance encounter with independent film director Gregg Araki, who cast her as the female lead in his 1995 Sundance Film Festival entry The Doom Generation, though her only prior acting experience was a minor role in 1992's Encino Man. Her performance in Araki's dark road movie earned her a nomination for Best Newcomer at the 1996 Independent Spirit Awards. Also in 1996, she appeared in Wes Craven's hit thriller, Scream, a role that brought her into significant public attention.
Adding to her reputation for often playing brassy or violent characters, McGowan later began a very public romance with shock-rocker Brian Warner (Marilyn Manson). However, two years after their engagement in February 1999, McGowan ended their relationship over "lifestyle differences".
In 2001, she was cast as Paige Matthews in the television series Charmed. Most recently, she starred in the Quentin Tarantino / Robert Rodriguez double-feature Grindhouse.
Rose McGowan on the Children of God
- "My father ran the Italian chapter, and from the outside it would be considered strange, but if you grow up in it, it's normal. I suppose all children are at the mercy of their parents, and whatever trip they happen to be on, and my parents were tripping pretty hard." — Interview magazine: A Rose is a Rose is a Rose McGowan, 1997-03-01
- "There was a lot of things that didn't make a whole lot of sense to me even at a very young age. I just had a really skeptical eye because I didn't buy it and because obviously a lot of stuff that I saw going on was very different from what was being preached. I don't really buy into forced belief systems." — Daily Bruin: Rose McGowan screams for more horror in 'Phantoms', 1998-01
- "Like many things, I'm sure they started out with good intentions. Meanwhile they're all having sex with each other and going out and getting men drunk and luring them into the cult. They call it Flirty Fishing. Gross. A lot of kids disappeared. I could be sweeping Ghadaffi's doorstep right now." — The Face: Rising Vamp, 1998-09-01
- "All these weirdo people were always running around naked. I remember seeing a lot of legs, but not a lot of faces." — Maxim: Wild Rose!, 1999-03-01
- "I don't remember so much their ideology, but I don't think they were even very clear on that. Mostly, I think it's funny, but I have a perverse sense of humor. Anyway, you don't know it's not the white picket fence until someone points it out. … Actually, for me it was kind of idyllic." — E! Online: Q&A with Rose McGowan, 1999-03
Filmography
- Grindhouse (2007) – Cherry (Planet Terror) / Pam (Death Proof)
- The Black Dahlia (2006) – Sheryl Saddon
- "Elvis" (2005) (mini) TV Series – Ann-Margret
- Vacuums (2002) – Leha
- "Charmed" (2001–2006) TV Series – Paige Matthews
- The Killing Yard (2001) (TV) – Linda Borus
- Monkeybone (2001) – Miss Kitty
- Strange Hearts (2001) – Moira Kennedy
- The Last Stop (2000) – Nancy
- Ready to Rumble (2000/I) – Sasha
- Sleeping Beauties (1999) – Sno Blo
- Jawbreaker (1999) – Courtney Alice Shayne
- Devil in the Flesh (1998) – Debbie Strand
- Southie (1998) – Kathy Quinn
- Phantoms (1998) – Lisa Pailey
- Lewis & Clark & George (1997) – George
- Nowhere (1997) – Valley Chick #3
- Going All the Way (1997) – Gail Ann Thayer
- Seed (1997) – Miriam
- Scream (1996) – Tatum Riley
- Kiss & Tell (1996) – Jasmine
- Bio-Dome (1996) – Denise
- The Doom Generation (1995) – Amy Blue
- Encino Man (1992) – Nora
External links
- Rose McGowan Online — Fansite with large collection of news, interviews and multimedia
- Rose McGowan at the Internet Movie Database
- Rose McGowan cast bio on The WB
Notes and references
- ↑ While a number of sources list Rose McGowan's middle name as Jane, according to her mother, Terri, her middle name is Arianna and she is somewhat puzzled as to how people came to believe that her middle name is Jane: "It's possible that Rose gave someone that middle name at some point... But if she did so, she doesn't remember it now. She wondered the same thing the other day -- where did they get Jane from."
Source: Correspondence to xFamily.org editors, 2007-03-12. - ↑ While some other sources list her birth date as being in 1974 or 1975, her mother has confirmed that it was in 1973.
Source: Correspondence to xFamily.org editors, 2007-03-12.
