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'''Drew Barrymore''', born 22 February 1975 (age {{age|1975|2|22}}), is an American actress best known for romantic comedy roles. She is the daughter of American actor [[John Drew Barrymore]] and first appeared on film at the age of 5. However, she achieved early fame in the 1982 movie [[E.T.]]This fame contributed to problems with her personal life which she overcame and made a successful return to filmmaking. Her most notable appearances have been in [[Ever After]] (1998), [[Charlie's Angels]] (2000 & 2003) and [[50 First Dates]] (2004).
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'''Drew Barrymore''', born February 22, 1975 (age {{age|1975|2|22}}), is an American actress best known for romantic comedy roles. She is the daughter of the late American actor John Drew Barrymore and first appeared on film at age 5. However, she achieved early fame in the 1982 movie ''[[E.T.]]'' This fame contributed to problems with her personal life, which she overcame and made a successful return to filmmaking. Her most notable appearances have been in ''Ever After'' (1998), ''Charlie's Angels'' (2000 & 2003) and '[[50 first dates|50 First Dates]]'' (2004).
  
 
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*[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000106/ Drew Barrymore] at the Internet Movie Database
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*[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000106/ Drew Barrymore] at the Internet Movie Database
 
 
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Drew Barrymore, born February 22, 1975 (age 51), is an American actress best known for romantic comedy roles. She is the daughter of the late American actor John Drew Barrymore and first appeared on film at age 5. However, she achieved early fame in the 1982 movie E.T. This fame contributed to problems with her personal life, which she overcame and made a successful return to filmmaking. Her most notable appearances have been in Ever After (1998), Charlie's Angels (2000 & 2003) and '50 First Dates (2004).

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