Rosemarie DeWitt

Native New Yorker Rosemarie DeWitt -- born Oct. 26, 1974, in Queens -- decided on a career in acting after witnessing a Broadway production of "A Streetcar Named Desire." After honing her skills at Hofstra University and the Actors Center, DeWitt quickly began to make a name for herself in theater circles, appearing in "Small Tragedy," for which she and her co-stars won an Obie Award.

Television and film roles were quick to follow, including bits parts in Cinderella Man (2005) and Off the Black (2006), a leading role in the short-lived TV series "Standoff" and a recurring role on the award-winning drama "Mad Men."

The year 2008 proved to be a banner one for DeWitt, with the actress landing a role on Showtime's black comedy "The United States of Tara" and playing the titular character in the acclaimed Rachel Getting Married, for which she received an Independent Spirit Award nod.

La La Land

2016 PG-13

While pursuing showbiz fame, jazz pianist Sebastian falls for aspiring actress Mia, and the two embark on an intense love affair. But as their separate paths of ambition force them to make tough choices, their relationship starts to fray.