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Winner of the ShoWest Newcomer of the Year award in 1999, Giovanni Ribisi has since established himself as a popular screen presence capable of playing a wide variety of roles. He will next be seen in the Sony feature “Perfect Stranger” starring opposite Halle Berry and Bruce Willis. “Perfect Stranger” is a psychological thriller set in the world of Internet intrigue, where Berry plays a woman who goes undercover both online and off to investigate a friend's murder. Ribisi plays Miles Haley, an IT wiz and hacker who helps Berry's character track the killer online. His other upcoming projects include the independent films “The Dog Problem” and “Gardener of Eden.” Ribisi was recently seen in “The Dead Girl” for director Karen Moncrieff. “The Dead Girl,” which was nominated for Best Feature at the 2007 Independent Spirit Awards, is a quintet of stories about seemingly unrelated people whose lives converge around the murder of a young woman. Ribisi plays the mysterious Rudy, who forms an unlikely bond with Tarlow (Toni Collette) who finds the body. Among his best-known films are Steven Spielberg’s Saving Private Ryan, Sofia Coppola’s The Virgin Suicides and Lost in Translation, Anthony Minghella’s Cold Mountain, and David Lynch’s Lost Highway. Other credits include Flight of the Phoenix, Boiler Room, Gone in Sixty Seconds, The Other Sister, Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow, Suburbia, Heaven, First Love Last Rites, That Thing You Do, The Mod Squad, Masked and Anonymous and The Big White. He received an Independent Spirit nomination for his performance in Sam Raimi’s The Gift. Beginning his acting career at the age of nine, in addition to his numerous film credits, Ribisi also has an impressive list of television guest starring roles on his resume from “Highway to Heaven,” “My Two Dads,” and “The Wonder Years,” to more recent roles on “Chicago Hope,” “The X-Files,” “Friends” and “My Name is Earl.” Ribisi and his twin sister Marissa were born and raised in Los Angeles where he still currently resides. He studied there under the prestigious acting coach Milton Katselas.