Charmed

Alyssa Milano already worked in many movies but became a household name when she was cast as Phoebe Halliwell on the supernatural drama Charmed. For eight seasons, she played the spontaneous and free-spirited woman who was born with the power of premonition, enabling her to see the past and the future. Among all the sisters, she had the most tumultuous love life, which made her standout on the series and earned her a Teen Choice Award nomination for TV-Choice Actress.

Following Charmed, Milano became engaged in charitable acts as a philanthropist. Nevertheless, she continued her showbiz career, making guest appearances on talk shows and several sports programs. She also launched her own women’s clothing line in conjunction with Major League Baseball called TOUCH, which comprises of wearable feminine clothing for female baseball fans.

Apart from serving as patron of charitable works, Milano continues to manage her own celebrity network website, as well as her own clothing line. Currently, she is working on two films and one TV series pilot. The first is The Blue Hour, in which she plays the character Allegra. It’s drama about the stories of several strangers in Los Angeles who discover that their lives have been brushed up against each other’s paths in small but intense ways. Her second film entitled Pathology is a crime-thriller movie about a group of medical student who create a deadly game to discover which of them can execute a perfect murder. Slated for release on October 19, 2007, Milano plays the character Gwen. The said film also includes Milo Ventimiglia as Ted Gray, Michael Weston as Jake, Lauren Lee Smith as Juliette Bath, Dan Callahan as Chip Bentwood, Johnny Whitworth as Griffin, Mei Melançon as Catherine Ivy and Keir O’Donnell as Ben Stravinsky. And last but not the least, Milano will be starring on a television pilot called Reinventing the Wheelers, a comedy-drama about a successful attorney who leaves her successful law firm to move back home.

-Kris De Leon, BuddyTV Staff Columnist

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