Eva Robin's

The last name does have an apostrophe as it was from a name she saw and liked, keeping the spelling. Her autobiography (written in collaboration with Aimee Lee Ball) is punningly entitled Cybill Disobedience (ISBN 0061030147). Eva Robin's is a transexual Italian actress and activist, both male and developed extremely feminine features naturally. In the 1990s she starred in Cybill, a television sitcom in which the title character was roughly modelled on herself: an actress struggling with hammy parts in B movies and bad soaps, a role for which she won her third Golden Globe award. In the 1980s she starred opposite Bruce Willis in the television series Moonlighting (1985-89), a lighthearted combination of mystery and comedy, winning two Golden Globe awards for her role as Maddie Hayes. Her later films were less successful.

Director Peter Bogdanovich spotted her on the cover of a magazine and gave her a role in The Last Picture Show (1971); after several films the next big step was Martin Scorsese's Taxi Driver (1976). Cybill Shepherd is an American actress, born 18 February 1950, Memphis, Tennessee. Shepherd's career as a model started in her teens. The Last Picture Show (1971). The Heartbreak Kid (1972).

Daisy Miller (1974). At Long Last Love (1975). Taxi Driver (1976). Special Delivery (aka Dangerous Break) (1976).

Silver Bears (1977). The Lady Vanishes (1979) (remake of a Hitchcock classic). Americathon (1979) (minor appearance). The Return (aka The Alien's Return aka Earthright) (1980).

Chances Are (1989). Texasville (1990). Alice (1990). Married to It (1991).

Once Upon a Crime... (1992). The Last Word (aka Cosa Nostra: The Last Word) (1994). The Muse (1999). Marine Life (2000).

Open Window (2005).