Sherrie Rose

Sherrie Rose, a prodigious talent who emerged from a modest trailer park upbringing, excelled as both an engineering student and an actor at the University of South Florida, balancing the Dean's List in electrical engineering with theatrical performance. Her entry into acting was catalyzed by her hands-on installation of a sound board in the university theater, an act that propelled her onto the stage and into television roles in "Miami Vice" and "Tales from the Crypt," the latter earning her an Emmy nomination. Rose's versatility extended to writing, directing, and producing her semi-autobiographical film "Me and Will," which premiered on the Sundance Channel. Her personal life has been as colorful as her career, entwining with actors like Billy Zane, Keanu Reeves, and Ray Liotta, and later with musicians and rising stars.