Marilyn Ghigliotti is an American actress who is best known for her work in the 1994 independent comedy-drama film "Clerks." Born on August 10, 1961, in New York City, Marilyn started her career as a commercial actor in the early 1990s.
Marilyn caught the attention of director Kevin Smith when she appeared in a local New Jersey commercial. Smith offered her the role of Veronica Loughran in "Clerks," which became a huge success on the independent film circuit, winning the Filmmakers Trophy at the Sundance Film Festival.
The success of "Clerks" gave Marilyn a taste of fame and led to her appearing in several other films, including "Vampirella," "Alien Armageddon," and "Starlight & Superfish." However, she will always be remembered for her role in "Clerks," which earned her a dedicated fan base.
Apart from film roles, Marilyn continued to work in commercials. She appeared in several commercials for companies such as Burger King, GoPhone, and the New Jersey Tourism Board. She also served as a spokesperson for the New Jersey Lottery and was the host of the TV show "Back Stage Pass."
Marilyn may not have had the opportunity to become a Hollywood A-lister, but she made a lasting impression with her talent and charm. She remains an iconic figure in the world of independent film and an inspiration to many aspiring actors and actresses.