Alexis Arquette

Highest Rated: 97% Of Mice and Men (1992)

Lowest Rated: 0% The Price of Air (2000)

Birthday: Jul 28, 1969

Birthplace: Los Angeles, California, USA

Perhaps the most enigmatic -- and unpredictable -- member of the Arquette acting dynasty, Alexis Arquette appeared in a huge variety of colorful supporting roles that highlighted both his range and eccentricity as a performer. Born Robert Arquette, the grandson of vaudevillians, son of veteran character actor Lewis Arquette and poet Mardi Arquette, and brother of Rosanna, Patricia, David, and Richmond Arquette, she was born in L.A. in 1969. Like her siblings, Arquette broke into film at a young age, making his screen debut with a minor role in Down and out in Beverly Hills in 1986 and had her first breakthrough as Georgette, a sensitive young man with a crush on a neighborhood thug in Last Exit to Brooklyn (1990).Arquette went on to portray characters ranging from a gay university student in Threesome (1994) to an unfortunate gunman summarily dispatched by John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction (1994) to a Boy George-esque musician in The Wedding Singer (1998). She also did a memorable turn as himself in Wigstock: The Movie (1995), a documentary about New York's famed Outfest in which the actor flaunted plenty of glorious plumage, to say nothing of attitude. Arquette's role in the film was particularly appropriate, considering his well-known second job as a drag performer by the name of Eva Destruction. After decades of doing drag and pushing gender-bending limits, Arquette official began male-to-female transitioning in 2006. She later confirmed that she often changed the gender she identified with from day-to-day. Arquette died in 2016, at age 47.

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Filmography

Movies

		Credit
14%	Blended	Georgina	—	2014
14%	Hard Breakers	Ms. Independence	—	2011
No Score Yet	Alexis Arquette: She's My Brother	Actor	—	2007
No Score Yet	Hubert Selby Jr.: It'll Be Better Tomorrow	Actor	—	2006
55%	Lords of Dogtown	Tranny	$11.1M	2005
No Score Yet	Wasabi Tuna	Santa Ana Anna	—	2003
39%	The Trip	Michael	—	2003
37%	Spun	Cop No. 2	$0.3M	2003
No Score Yet	The Movie Hero	Strange, Yet Attractive Woman	—	2003
No Score Yet	Killer Drag Queens on Dope	Producer Ginger	—	2003
57%	Boys Life 3	Adam	—	2000
0%	The Price of Air	Willy	—	2000
No Score Yet	Love Reinvented	Actor	—	2000
No Score Yet	Love Kills	James	—	1999
No Score Yet	Clubland	Steven	—	1999
41%	She's All That	Mitch	—	1999
0%	Children of the Corn V: Fields of Terror	Greg	—	1998
46%	Bride of Chucky	Damien	—	1998
52%	Cleopatra's Second Husband	Alex	—	1998
No Score Yet	I Think I Do	Bob	—	1998
68%	The Wedding Singer	George	—	1998
No Score Yet	Goodbye America	Paul Bladon	—	1997
No Score Yet	Love Reinvented	Actor	—	1997
No Score Yet	Never Met Picasso	Andrew Magnus	—	1996
No Score Yet	Sometimes They Come Back...Again	Tony Reno	—	1996
No Score Yet	Things I Never Told You	Paul	—	1996
No Score Yet	Frisk	Punk (Victim No. 3)	—	1996
24%	White Man's Burden	Panhandler	—	1995
77%	Wigstock: The Movie	Himself	—	1995
20%	Frank & Jesse	Charlie Ford	—	1995
No Score Yet	Dead Weekend	McHacker	—	1995
No Score Yet	Grief	Bill	—	1994
92%	Pulp Fiction	Fourth Man	—	1994
No Score Yet	Jack Be Nimble	Jack	—	1994
29%	Threesome	Dick	—	1994
No Score Yet	Don't Do It	Dave	—	1994
No Score Yet	The Lost Brigade	Actor	—	1993
No Score Yet	The Killing Box	Corporal Dawson	—	1993
97%	Of Mice and Men	Whitt	—	1992
No Score Yet	Jumpin' at the Boneyard	Dan	—	1992
No Score Yet	Miracle Beach	Lars	—	1992
No Score Yet	Terminal Bliss	Craig	—	1991
78%	Last Exit to Brooklyn	Georgette	—	1989
81%	Down and Out in Beverly Hills	Band Member	—	1986

TV

		Credit
57%	Californication 2007-2014		2008
No Score Yet	Top Design 2007-2008	Appearing	2007
No Score Yet	Son of the Beach 2000-2002	Beverly	2001
No Score Yet	Xena: Warrior Princess 1995-2001	Caligula	2001
13%	The Strip 1999-2000	Cleo	1999
76%	Roseanne 1988-2018	Transvestite	1995 1994
62%	Beggars and Choosers 1999-2001

QUOTES FROM Alexis Arquette CHARACTERS

Tiffany / Tiffany Doll says: (looking at a photo Damien gave of a dead person he says he killed) - What did you use? Was it really bloody? Did he scream a lot? Was he half... you know, Damien, this guy looks awfully familiar. I recognize the nail polish.

Tiffany / Tiffany Doll says: (looking at a photo Damien gave of a dead person he says he killed) What did you use? Was it really bloody? Did he scream a lot? Was he half, you know, Damien, this guy looks awfully familiar. I recognize the nail polish.

Damien Baylock says: (looks at his black nails - the photo was of him) Sh*t!

Tiffany / Tiffany Doll says: You never really actually killed anybody, did you? Did you! Did you, you pathetic worm! (Hits Damien over the head with the photo)

Damien Baylock says: Come on Tiff, I'm working up to it.

Damien Baylock says: Come on, let me in or I'm likely to catch my death out here.

Tiffany / Tiffany Doll says: Promises, promises.

Damien Baylock says: You know what the French call an orgasm? La petite morte. "The Little Death." Come on, Tiffany. Let's die a little.

Damien Baylock says: You know what the French call an orgasm? La petite morte. 'The Little Death.' Come on, Tiffany. Let's die a little.

Damien Baylock says: (holding the Chucky doll) - He isn't even scary.

Damien Baylock says: (holding the Chucky doll) He isn't even scary.

Tiffany / Tiffany Doll says: God, was Chucky an incredible lover! He was the best I ever had.

Damien Baylock says: Oh, come on, Tiff. He ain't big enough to handle a woman like you?

Chucky says: (turns his head 180 degrees) - It ain't the size that counts, a**hole - it's what you do with it.

Chucky says: (turns his head 180 degrees) It ain't the size that counts, a**hole, it's what you do with it.

Damien Baylock says: Don't tell me Schmucky is one of those dolls who wets his pants.