Domenica Cameron-Scorsese

Domenica Cameron-Scorsese can trace her acting career back to when she was 12 years old. Cameron-Scorsese began her career with roles in "Open Admissions" (1988-89), the Marge Kotlisky comedy "God's Will" (1989) and the Robert De Niro dramatic adaptation "Cape Fear" (1991). Cameron-Scorsese made film her next project, appearing in the Dolly Parton comedy "Straight Talk" (1992), the Daniel Day-Lewis dramatic adaptation "The Age of Innocence" (1993) and "Au Pair Chocolate" (2001). She also appeared in "A House on a Hill" (2003) with Philip Baker Hall and the comedy "Bullfighter" (2005) with Willem Dafoe. More recently, Cameron-Scorsese acted in the drama "Downtown: A Street Tale" (2007) with Joey Dedio.