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'Home Fries' -

In this 1998 romantic comedy, Barrymore plays pregnant Sally Jackson, who accidentally falls in love with the stepson (played by Luke Wilson) of her baby's father.

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'Beverly Hills Chihuahua' - In this 2008 comedy, Barrymore plays the voice of posh Beverly Hills pup Chloe, who gets separated from her family during a vacation in Mexico. Other notable stars featured in the film include George Lopez (left) and Jamie Lee Curtis (right).

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'Beverly Hills Chihuahua' -

In this 2008 comedy, Barrymore plays the voice of posh Beverly Hills pup Chloe, who gets separated from her family during a vacation in Mexico. Other notable stars featured in the film include George Lopez and Jamie Lee Curtis.

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'Cat's Eye' -

During her child actress days, Barrymore starred in this 1985 horror film based on Stephen King's screenplay. The film tells three suspenseful tales that all connect with one stray cat. Other actors in the film include James Woods and Alan King.

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'Everybody's Fine' -

The 2009 film tells the story of Frank Goode, played by Robert De Niro, who sets off to reunite with his grown children after the death of his wife. His estranged children are played by Kate Beckinsale, Sam Rockwell, and Drew Barrymore.

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'The Amy Fisher Story' -

This 1993 film tells the true story of a teenage girl in Long Island who shoots and injures the wife of her lover, played by Tony Denison.

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'Curious George' - Barrymore does the voice of Maggie in the 2006 animated movie. She stars alongside Will Ferrell and Eugene Levy. The film shows the adventures of a man and his always inquisitive pet monkey.

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'Mad Love' - Drew Barrymore and Chris O'Donnell play high school lovers Casey and Matt, who run away together in this 1995 film. Throughout their journey, Matt struggles to help her overcome her mental health issues.

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'Confessions of a Dangerous Mind' -

This 2002 biographical comedy/spy film showcases the life of esteemed game show host and producer Chuck Barris, who also claimed to be a CIA-trained hit man. The movie stars Barrymore along with George Clooney, Julia Roberts, and Sam Rockwell.

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'Big Miracle' -

This 2012 film shows how an Alaskan journalist (John Krasinski) brings his ex-girlfriend (Drew Barrymore) on a mission to save a family of gray whales trapped by ice in the Arctic Circle.

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'Grey Gardens' -

This 2009 film depicts the lives of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis's aunt, Edith Bouvier Beale (Jessica Lange), and her cousin, Edith (Drew Barrymore).

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'Going the Distance' -

This 2010 romantic comedy tells the story of two lovers, played by Drew Barrymore and Justin Long, who are trying to keep their long-distance love alive between San Francisco and New York City.

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'Duplex' -

In this 2003 black comedy, Ben Stiller and Drew Barrymore play a young couple with the opportunity to move into the perfect apartment in New York City. There's just one catch: they have to kick out an adorable old lady first.

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'Bad Girls' -

This 1994 film tells the story of four sex workers in the Old West. When one of them kills an abusive customer, the other girls must save her after she is sentenced to hanging.

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'Boys on the Side' -

Whoopi Goldberg, Mary-Louise Parker, and Drew Barrymore star in this 1995 comedy/drama about three girls from completely different worlds taking a road trip to escape the harsh realities of their lives.

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'Batman Forever' -

In this 1995 film, Batman (Val Kilmer) must face villain Two-Face (Tommy Lee Jones) with the help of Robin (Chris O'Donnell). Barrymore plays one of Two-Face's love interests/henchwomen, Sugar, the other being Spice (Debi Mazar). Other featured stars include Nicole Kidman and Jim Carrey.

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'Whip It' -

In this 2009 film directed by Barrymore, Elliot Page plays a misfit from a small town in Texas who gets involved in a roller derby league. Barrymore also stars in the film, along with Kristen Wiig and Juliette Lewis.

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'Donnie Darko' -

The 2001 sci-fi thriller depicts Jake Gyllenhaal as a teenager who gets manipulated into commiting crimes by visions of a man in a bunny suit. Barrymore plays Karen Pomeroy in the film.

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'Firestarter' - Barrymore played young Charlene 'Charlie' McGee in this 1984 film. She has the ability to light fires with her mind after she and her parents gain telekinetic powers from a powerful medical experiment. David Keith and Freddie Jones also star in the movie.

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'Fever Pitch' - In this 2005 romantic comedy, Lindsay (Drew Barrymore) is stuck between her boyfriend Ben (Jimmy Fallon) and his profound love for the Boston Red Sox.

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'Charlie's Angels' -

With the use of martial arts, tech know-how, and beauty, three female detectives must retrieve stolen software for their mysterious boss. The "Angels" are played by Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore, and Lucy Liu in this 2000 film.

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'Charlie's Angels Full Throttle' -

In the 2003 sequel, the Angels must investigate a string of murders that occur after a witness protection database is hacked.

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'He's Just Not That Into You' -

This 2009 romantic comedy uses inter-connecting stories of romantic relationships to showcase the difficulty of reading human behavior. The film also stars Jennifer Aniston, Bradley Cooper, Scarlett Johansson, and Ben Affleck.

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'Riding in Cars with Boys' - This 2001 film stars Drew Barrymore as a 15-year-old mother in 1968 with dreams of becoming a writer. She becomes a single parent after enduring a failed marriage with her son's drug-addicted father.

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'Music and Lyrics' -

This 2007 romantic comedy stars Hugh Grant, a washed-up singer who employs the help of a young creative woman (Drew Barrymore) to write a chart-topping song for an aspiring teen sensation.

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'Scream' -

Inspired by an actual murderer, this 1996 horror flick tells the story of young girls who are targeted by a vengeful killer. The movie also features Neve Campbell and Courteney Cox.

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'E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial' -

In this heartwarming 1982 children's movie, a troubled young boy courageously helps a friendly alien return to his home planet. Barrymore played Gertie, the younger sister of Elliot (Henry Thomas) and Michael (Robert MacNaughton).

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'Never Been Kissed' - This classic 1999 romantic comedy tells the story of a reporter (Drew Barrymore) who must enroll in high school again as part of a story. The film also stars David Arquette and Michael Vartan.

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'Ever After: A Cinderella Story' -

This 1998 film showcases a fresh look at the "real" story of Cinderella. The fairytale features Drew Barrymore, Anjelica Huston, and Dougray Scott.

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'The Wedding Singer' -

In this 1998 romantic comedy, wedding singer Robbie (Adam Sandler) and waitress Julia (Drew Barrymore) are both engaged to the wrong people. Fate then intervenes to bring them together.

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'50 First Dates' -

In this 2004 rom-com, Henry Roth (Adam Sandler) is a commitment-phobe, until he falls in love with the beautiful Lucy (Drew Barrymore). He then discovers that she has short-term memory loss, so he must fight to make her remember him every day.

See also: The biggest child star success stories

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