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Beginning her acting career in the now famous anti-drug TV spot in which she bashed her way through a kitchen to show the ruinous effects of heroin, the fine-boned actress has invited frequent comparisons with a young Audrey Hepburn. The 5'2'' natural brunette broke into acting in 1995 with the role of Mary-Ann Spier in The Baby-Sitters Club and has starring in more than 15 independent movies including Tom and Huck, The House of Yes, All I Wanna Do, the Big Empty and She's All That as well as Josie & the Pussycats and Get Carter. While not acting, she enjoys reading, writing, drawing, tennis and roller-blading and owns her own production company, called Ben's Sister Productions. A young actress with great range who can play comedy and drama equally well, Cook acts up a quiet storm in both Sally and The Hi-Line