Drew Barrymore, a successful actress since her feature film debut in Altered States at the age of 3, has been captivating movie-going audiences for more than three decades.

Drew released her first memoir, Wildflower, sharing her funny, insightful, and heartfelt stories from her past and present told from the wonderful place of happiness she has achieved.

Drew added entrepreneur to her resume, creating Flower, an affordable makeup line sold throughout the United States and Canada.

Her production company Flower Films has produced an impressive array of films with Drew's business partner and friend Nancy Juvonen; from edgier fare such as Donnie Darko, to major studio releases like the Charlie’s Angels’ films, which to date have grossed over half a billion dollars worldwide.

Her recent film credits include Blended, Going the Distance, Whip It, He's Just Not That Into You, and Music and Lyrics. She earned the Screen Actors Guild Award and Golden Globe for her portrayal of 'Little Edie' in Grey Gardens.

Drew starred in the romantic comedy Fever Pitch opposite Jimmy Fallon and opposite Adam Sandler in the smash hit romantic comedy Fifty First Dates, which to date has grossed almost $200 million worldwide. Drew’s directorial debut, The Best Place to Start, was a documentary she also executive produced about the importance of youth voting.

Drew produced and starred with Cameron Diaz and Lucy Liu in Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle, the sly and sexy sequel to the blockbuster action-adventure-comedy hit Charlie’s Angels. She was seen in a cameo role in the cult classic Donnie Darko. The film, which she produced, starred Jake Gyllenhaal and Jena Malone and received three Independent Spirit Award nominations.

Prior to that, her 30th film was the romantic comedy Never Been Kissed, which marked the first production for Barrymore's Flower Films. The movie grossed $85 million worldwide and featured a stellar ensemble cast including David Arquette, Molly Shannon, and John C. Reilly.

Barrymore also starred with Anjelica Huston in the hit Ever After. The film has grossed over $100 million at the worldwide box office. She then starred in the box-office hit Scream, featuring Courteney Cox and Neve Campbell.

Barrymore made her feature film debut in the 1980 film Altered States. Her next film was E.T. the Extra Terrestrial, where her portrayal of 'Gertie' earned her a Youth in Film Award and a BAFTA Award nomination for Most Outstanding Newcomer.

She went on to star in such films as Stephen King’s Firestarter, Irreconcilable Differences, for which she received a Golden Globe nomination for Best Supporting Actress, and Stephen King’s Cat’s Eye, written especially for her, in which she played five different roles.

Throughout her career Drew has been dedicated to giving back. Since she was named an Ambassador Against Hunter for the UN Whole Food Programme, she has donated over $1 million.