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Kelly Preston

Born: Oct 13, 1962

Preston was born and raised in Hawaii. As a result of her father's position with an agricultural firm, the family moved first to Iraq for one year and then to Australia for two years. It was while she was a teenager in Hawaii that Preston appeared in television commercials and began to develop an interest in an acting career. Upon graduating from high school, Preston relocated to Los Angeles and enrolled at the University of Southern California where she studied drama and theater. She eventually transferred to the University of California at Los Angeles where she decided to pursue acting seriously. She would soon win her very first audition. Preston made her feature film debut with a well-received role in the hit motion picture comedy, _Twins (1988)_ (qv), opposite 'Arnold Schwarzenegger' (qv) and 'Danny DeVito' (qv). Preston received rave reviews opposite 'Tom Cruise' (qv) in the box office hit _Jerry Maguire (1996)_ (qv) as Avery, Maguire's ambitious and aggressive fiancee. The picture was written and directed by 'Cameron Crowe' (qv). She was also seen in a pivotal role in the critically-acclaimed motion picture _Citizen Ruth (1996)_ (qv). On television, Preston starred in 'Arthur Miller' (qv)'s _American Clock, The (1993) (TV)_ (qv) for TNT. She has also been featured in numerous other television programs, including both daytime and prime time drama series.
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