Parker Posey

Named after the 1950s model Suzy Parker.

Named "Queen of Indies" by 'Time' magazine since she has appeared in some 30 films since 1994, most of them low-budget independent movies.

Against the wishes of her management, she accepted two supporting roles right after the unexpected success of Party Girl (1995).

Was considered for the role of "Dorothy Boyd" in Jerry Maguire (1996).

Reuters rated her #19 in the 2003 edition of its annual "What Ever Happened to...?" list.

She and the other cast members have been playing concerts in role as the bands from A Mighty Wind (2003). So far they have played at the Getty Museum in Los Angeles in May 2003, and will be doing more concerts in Washington, D.C.; Boston, Massachusetts; and Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, in September 2003.

Learned to play the mandolin for her role in the Christopher Guest film, A Mighty Wind (2003).

Did her own singing and mandolin-playing in A Mighty Wind (2003).

She and Wesley Snipes both attended college at SUNY at Purchase and then, later, worked together on Blade: Trinity (2004).

Has been in two movies with WWE wrestler Paul Levesque (aka Triple H) - Blade: Trinity (2004) and Inside Out (2011/I).

Has a song named after her, written by "apocalyptic folk artist" Stuart Davis. The song will appear on Davis's upcoming 2006 album.