Guinevere Turner
Guinevere Jane Turner is an American actress and screen-writer, born May 23, 1968, known for appearing in such movies as Dogma and Chasing Amy and on the TV series The L Word, but even better known for writing the screenplay to American Psycho (also BloodRayne, but we don't talk about that). Often works with director Mary Harron; among the films the two have collaborated on are American Psycho, The Notorious Bettie Page, and Charlie Says.
This actress/writer contains examples of:
- Actor-Shared Background: Since she first got known for writing and starring in the Go Fish she's been an out lesbian, and she's often been cast as one. In American Psycho, Patrick speculates that her character, Elizabeth, had lesbian experiences in college.
- Creator Backlash: She has nothing nice to say about BloodRayne.
- Creator Cameo: In American Psycho, the screenplay of which she co-wrote, she has a supporting role as Elizabeth, a drunk friend of Patrick who has a threesome with him and Christie and who he brutally offs without a second thought.
