Alicia Coppola

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Although this exotic beauty possesses a famous film-biz surname, she isn't related to Francis Ford Coppola (although movie producer Denise Di Novi is her cousin). Primarily a small-screen player, Coppola started out as a host on the MTV game show Remote Control before landing a three-year stint on Another World. She graduated to prime time with an impressive succession of guest appearances on some of the hottest series of the '90s (NYPD Blue,Chicago Hope) and early 2000s (CSI, Ally McBeal). Able to project intelligence and an appealing toughness, she was perfectly cast as a savvy stockbroker on the Wall Street-set Bull. But when the show was canceled, she returned to guest spots, including recurring roles on NCIS and American Dreams. In 2006, Coppola joined the cast of the postnuclear holocaust drama Jericho, and the following year she made the leap to the big screen when Jericho executive producer Jon Turteltaub cast her as an FBI agent in National Treasure: Book of Secrets, which he directed. Since the 2008 cancellation of Jericho, Coppola has kept busy booking more TV guest spots (Drop Dead Diva, Lie to Me). Off screen, she and husband Anthony Michael Jones enjoy spending time with their three daughters, Mila, Esmé and Greta.