Academy Award winners Mira Sorvino* and Sir Ben Kingsley** star in this sexy and surprising romantic comedy that is "erotic...inventive...witty!" (Peter Rainer, New York Magazine) Mira Sorvino is captivating as a Princess who has fallen head over heels in love with her sworn enemy, Agis (Jay Rodan), the rightful heir to her kingdom. Driven into exile, Agis now lives with a philosopher (Sir Ben Kingsley) and his spinster sister (Fiona Shaw) who have taught Agis to hate the Princess. Determined to win Agis' love, the Princess travels to his secluded villa. There, armed with her incomparable talents for disguise and deception, the bold and beautiful Princess spins an ever-tangling web of seduction that will leave no passion unstirred...or heart untouched. *1995 Best Supporting Actress, Mighty Aphrodite **1982 Best Actor, Gandhi.

In exchange for his family's safety in Beijing, an assassin takes a job with a powerful underworld figure to settle a deadly vendetta against a police officer. Starring CHOW YUN-FAT and MIRA SORVINO

When Dr. Cate Milton (guest star Mira Sorvino), a psychiatrist trapped at the South Pole, becomes ill in the middle of her assignment, she and Dr. House are thrust into a long-distance relationship of sorts.

Stephen Dorff (Blade), Mira Sorvino (Mighty Aphrodite), and Anjelica Huston (Prizzi's Honor) star in this globe-spanning tale of covert agents fighting to contain the spread of a deadly virus that threatens millions, based upon the best-selling series wr

When Dr. Cate Milton (guest star Mira Sorvino), a psychiatrist trapped at the South Pole and the research station's only doctor, becomes ill in the middle of her assignment, she and Dr. House are thrust into a long-distance relationship of sorts. House and his team resort to treating her via webcam.

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A beautiful princess (Mira Sorvino) whose throne is threatened falls in love at first sight with the rightful heir to the throne, a lonely young man named Agis (Jay Rodan), in Clare Peploe's romantic comedy Triumph of Love. The film was adapted from an 18th century play by Marivaux. Peploe's husband, Bernardo Bertolucci, co-wrote the script and produced the film, which was shot, mostly handheld, on 16 mm. Sorvino plays a princess whose father murdered the father of Agis and took his power. Her enemies are preparing to correct that historical wrong, but when the princess boldly investigates, she finds herself smitten with the handsome Agis. Agis has been raised by a vainglorious philosopher, Hermocrates (Ben Kingsley), who kept Agis secluded on his estate for his own safety. Hermocrates has furthermore sternly taught Agis that romance and love are the downfall of the intellectual, and that women in general are not to be trusted. Hermocrates also has a retiring spinster sister, Leontine (Fiona Shaw of Harry Pot

Mira Sorvino presents Star Trek with the Pop Culture Award at the 2003 TV Land Awards.

Dwight (Mark Ruffallo) asks Ruth (Mira Sorvino) to let him spend time with his son.

Mira Sorvino hopes to join the cast full time.