Tara Reid

Tara Reid started with commercials as a child and finally turned heads when she appeared on Saved by the Bell: The New Class. While her acting skills were questioned, she has without doubt played her roles with ease. Her biggest break was when she starred as Bunny, in The Big Lebowski. This was an excellent beginning to her career and it led to better roles in films such as Urban Legend and Cruel Intentions. American Pie was the cult movie about teens who are sexually active in which Reid's character Vicky became a favorite in Hollywood. The result was not the most successful Hollywood life. Her career was plagued by several failures, including Josie and the Pussycats. The actress did appear in a small role on the set of American Pie 2 but it was not a great addition to help her career stall. Reid is more famous for her work as a fashion stylist and party girl as an actress than she does for her acting. This stems from her mistakes on the screen, social media-driven plastic surgeries and many other blink-and-miss performances.

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