Probably best known for her breakout performance in Christopher Guest and Eugene Levy's critically-acclaimed "Best in Show," this past summer, Coolidge was featured in two of the year's largest grossing comedies: "Legally Blonde," opposite Reese Witherspoon and "American Pie 2," the follow up to the raunchy teen classic.

Coolidge's other film credits include: Ben Stiller's "Zoolander," "American Pie," "Restaurant," "A Night at the Roxbury," "Brown's Requiem," the hit comedy "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me," "The Broken Hearts Club," "Down to Earth," and "Pootie Tang."

Most recently, Coolidge completed an independent film for Jon Avnet called "Carolina," starring Shirley MacLaine and Julia Stiles. Coolidge plays a woman dodging prison for running a brothel.

This past fall, Coolidge was seen in the Broadway production of Claire Boothe Luce's comedy "The Women." The all-star cast featured Kirsten Johnson, Rue McClanahan, Cynthia Nixon and Mary Louise Wilson.