After doing her time on the soap opera circuit, including stints on ~Another World~ and ~One Life to Live~ in the mid-1990s, Bridget set her sights a little higher, and moved on to more cinematic endeavors. Her first attempt was the incredibly sexy indie-picture ~Childhood’s End~ in 1997, and it seems that indie-pictures are where her career is destined to go. She has since appeared in flicks like ~Lucid Days in Hell~ and ~Nothing But the Truth~, but the closest she has come to appearing in mainstream cinema thus far was opposite Dennis “Weirdo” Hopper in 1998’s ~Michael Angel~, which seems to have something to do with a painter, a murder, and a gay guy. No wonder we missed on the plot, though, since it is full of Skin, including Bridget’s savory frame, which is exposed not-quite-briefly during a portrait session. Oh, how we love the arts…