After an exhaustive nationwide search, director Adrian Lyne chose Dominique Swain at the age of 15 to be the title role in his feature film "Lolita," opposite Jeremy Irons.

The young actress followed up her debut with a supporting role in "Face Off," opposite John Travolta and Nicolas Cage, and "Girl," opposite Selma Blair and Sean Patrick Flannery.

Her other film credits include: "Intern," which debuted at the Sundance Film Festival; "Mary Jane's Last Dance," a murder mystery with Oliver Hudson and Taye Diggs; "Happy Campers" with Brad Renfro and "Tart," also with Brad Renfro and Bijou Phillps.

Most recently, Swain completed the college sorority satire "Pumpkin," starring Christina Ricci and Brenda Blethyn, which premiered at this year's Sundance Film Festival, "Dead in the Water" a thriller set off the coast of Rio de Janeiro and the romantic drama "Briar Patch."