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In 2015 Barrymore released a new autobiography following her 1990 memoire Little Girl Lost, with a more positive look back on her life as an adult.

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Barrymore had previously been married twice before marrying her now ex Will Kopelman and having two children together, Olive(10) and Frankie(8) in 2012 and 2014. Both girls are now older than Barrymore was when she first hit the big screen. Barrymore and Kopelman now share custody of their two daughters and have no plans for them to get into the film industry and follow in Drews footsteps.

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In Barrymore started Flower Beauty named the same as her film production company, she said she wanted to create a makeup brand for all at an affordable price. Flower was first released with US company Walmart in 2013, and later expanded to Mexico and the UK at Superdrug in 2017.

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Crush-worthy cosmetics at a price you’ll love. Discover our best-selling collection of award winning makeup for your face, eyes and lips.

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The Drew Barrymore Show 2020-present day

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The Drew Barrymore Show 2020-present day

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In 2020 Barrymore started her own talk show where she interviews celebrities and talks about current events as well as her own history and struggles over the years.

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Barrymore started her own production company in 1995 with Nancy Juvonen called Flower Films. Flower Films have produced many films and tv shows Barrymore has starred in as she has said she likes to have some creative control in what she stars in.

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Drew Barrymore's Flower Films Office Tour (2001) | You Had To Be There

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Barrymore has also lent her hand to voice acting over the years with recurring roles in Family Guy and the Simpsons.

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Barrymore starred in a Netflix dark comedy which ran for 3 seasons alongside her co-star Timothy Olyphant. Barrymore plays Sheila Hammond a recently turned 'Zombie' living in the suburbs with her husband (Olyphant) and her teenage daughter Abby (Liv Hewson). The family tries to navigate the world with Sheilas new taste for human flesh and determine what made her this way. The show was met to rave reviews with a whopping 89% on rotten tomatoes and an audience score of 94%, The cast and crew along with fans were disappointed in its cancellation especially the cliffhangers left in season 3 and with creator Victor Fresco already having plans for season 4.

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Blended (2014) is the first movie Barrymore plays a mum in at age 39. Another romcom aside her friend and co-star Adam Sandler.

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During the 2000s Barrymore mainly stared in romantic comedy's alongside 90s and 2000s heartthrobs such as: Fever Pitch (2005) with Jimmy Fallon, Music and Lyrics (2007) with Hugh Grant, He's Just Not That Into You (2009) with other A-list actors such as: Jennifer Aniston, Bradley Cooper, Ben Affleck etc.

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50 First Dates, a stand out rom com with Barrymore starring alongside Adam Sandler again. Barrymore stole hearts with her portrayal of Lucy Whitmore a woman living with short-term memory loss with whom Sandler falls for and romances everyday as she doesn't remember anyone she meets after her accident.

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Charlie's Angels was when Barrymore hit the screen as the ass-kicking Dylan as an angel along with Cameron Diaz and Lucy Liu in the movie remake of the 1970s Tv show of the same name. The film had mixed reviews on its release though it did well enough at the box office to get a sequel; Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle in 2003. Barrymore was also a producer on both these movies.

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In the late 90s Barrymore's image began to change, she started taking more roles as the happy go lucky love interest innocent young lady with her signature smile. during this time she stared in EverAfter (1998)(a new Cinderella story), Never been Kissed (1999)(as a virginal nerdy writer) and The Wedding Singer (1998) as a waitress along side Adam Sandler, this was also the start of their long term friendship and the beginning of them working together.

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Scream (1996) by Wes Craven was advertised as Barrymores next big movie going back to her horror roots, she was the star of the trailer and the poster to bring fans into cinemas just to find out that she dies within the first five minutes and isn't one of the main stars of the movie.

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Though Barrymore had been blacklisted and was in and out of rehab with her struggle with drugs and alcohol as well as depression, she continued working in smaller films and TV movies such as: Babes in Toyland, Poison Ivy, Doppleganger, along with staring in a tv show; 2000 Malibu Road, that was cancelled after just one season. Barrymore had been turned into a sex symbol in her teens and 20s despite being on our screens as a child actress, she started staring in more adult roles and being sexualised by the media.

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Drew Barrymore struggled with her partying lifestyle thrust upon her by her fame and was blacklisted from Hollywood at age 12, sent to rehab at 13 and again at 14 after an attempt at taking her own life.

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Barrymore proclaimed by aged 9 and a half she was smoking cigarettes, Drinking and a club hopper at age 10. By 10 and a half she was smoking Marijuana and doing cocaine. Barrymore admits feeling at home in a club during this time and being accepted by the adults around her, thinking she drinking and drug use was cute and funny. The fame she had built from such a young age allowed her the freedom other kids didn't get at that age, her clubbing pictures were all over the papers and magazines.

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A year after Firestarter Barrymore stared in another Stephen King Horror Cats Eye as Amanda. Barrymore was becoming known as a horror icon at an early age.

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Barrymore's next blockbuster movie came out just two years after E.T where she played the main character Charlie McGee in the movie adaptation of Stephen King's Firestarter.

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E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (1982) Drew Barrymore at age 6

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E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (1982) Drew Barrymore at age 6

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Barrymore's first big screen debut came when she was just 6 years old, Steven Spielberg's E.T The Extra-Terrestrial. Barrymore played Gertie, the younger sister of the main character who discovers the alien Eliot. Barrymore recently admitted in an interview that she believed the alien to be a real creature and would take lunch to it, Spielberg appointed two men to "keep E.T alive" for the youngster.