Cheryl Hines is a two-time Emmy nominee for her role as Cheryl David on HBO’s Golden Globe Award-winning series “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” the brainchild of Larry David, cocreator of “Seinfeld.” The show is currently in production on its sixth and final season and has been nominated for numerous Emmy Awards including Best Supporting Actress for Cheryl, Best Actor for Larry and Best Comedy Series. This past spring Cheryl starred in the two hit motion picture comedies, Columbia Pictures RV
directed by Barry Sonnenfeld, and KEEPING UP WITH THE STEINS directed by Scott Marshall.

RV opened at number one and remained in the box office top ten throughout the spring. Cheryl stars opposite Robin Williams as his wife in this feature about an overworked man who loads his family into an RV en route to Colorado, hoping they won’t discover he is actually going there to attend a business meeting.

This past summer Cheryl filmed the feature THE GRAND in Las Vegas opposite Woody Harrelson and Ray Romano. The film is scheduled for release in the winter or spring of 2007. In KEEPING UP WITH THE STEINS, Cheryl played the party planner to the stars. Her costars included Jeremy Piven, Jami Gertz, Garry Marshall, Doris Roberts and Daryl Hannah. Cheryl’s other film roles include Walt Disney Pictures feature HERBIE: FULLY LOADED.

Cheryl portrayed Sally, opposite Michael Keaton and Lindsay Lohan as Keaton’s love interest and the Bass Pro rep who sponsors Keaton’s son as a Nascar racer. Matt Dillon and Justin Long also starred in the film, which was directed by Angela Robinson.

Cheryl will next be seen starring in the independent feature BICKFORD SCHMEKLER’S COOL IDEAS for writer/director Scott Lew. Hines, who stars opposite Patrick Fugit, plays a sexy professor who sees Bickford’s potential and helps him publish his cool ideas. The film was executive produced by the Weitz Brothers, who also made AMERICAN PIE, ABOUT A BOY and IN GOOD COMPANY. Paul Young, Rosanne Korenberg, Peter Principato, Jonathan Shestack also served as executive producers, while Lloyd Segan, Andrew Miano, Richard Hutton, Michael Caldwell and Jeremiah Samuels produced. BICKFORD also stars Matthew Lillard and John Cho. Hines other film credits include a starring role in the Telefilm and First Look Media romantic comedy CAKE directed by Nisha Ganatra (COSMOPOLITAN) and produced by Miranda De Pencier. In the film, Cheryl plays Roxanne, a control freak advertising sales executive who is Heather Graham’s boss. The film also stars Sandra Oh and Taye Diggs. Cheryl will also be seen this year in the Gada Films.

Cheryl has broadened her experience in television to include producing and voice over. She executive produces the critically acclaimed improvised comedy series “Campus Ladies” for the Oxygen Channel, season two is scheduled to premiere on Dec. 2nd. The comedy series centers on two housewives in their 40s who decide to go to college and live in the freshman dorms. Paul Young and Peter Principato of Principato-Young Entertainment also executive produce the show. In addition to producing “Campus Ladies” Cheryl is also directing several episodes.

Cheryl was also handpicked by Jeffrey Katzenberg as the lead voice in DreamWorks Television’s primetime animated series, “Father of the Pride,” an innovative comedy that aired on NBC. The “Shrek”-like CGI cartoon was about a family of white lions who work as performers in the Las Vegas act of illusionists Siegfried & Roy.

Prior to that, Cheryl had a hilarious cameo role in the box office hit comedy ALONG CAME POLLY, starring Jennifer Aniston and Ben Stiller, written and directed by John Hamburg. Cheryl played Aniston’s snooty boss at a catering company who humiliates Aniston’s character to a hilarious effect, just as she meets her love interest, Stiller.

As a member of The Groundlings Theater, Cheryl has spent a great deal of time writing and performing sketch and improvisational comedy. This experience made her feel very at home with the improvised dialogue format of “Curb Your nthusiasm.” Earlier in her career, The Los Angeles Times wrote, “And, in her hilarious ‘One Woman Show,’ Cheryl Hines portrays a surreally untalented solo performer at her self-indulgent worst – a laugh riot for anyone who has ever suffered through the real thing.” Variety concurred with their review, stating,

“Cheryl Hines’ ‘One Woman Show’ offers up five of the funniest minutes in any theater anywhere…you will want to watch her onstage for three hours.” Cheryl resides in Los Angeles with her husband Paul and their daughter Catherine Rose.