Rosanna Arquette – the older sister of actors Patricia and David – found fame as the bored housewife to Madonna’s bohemian drifter in 1985’s Desperately Seeking Susan. Elsewhere in your cinematic memory, she helped save Uma Thurman from accidentally overdosing in Pulp Fiction, and had her fishnet stockings ripped off by James Spader in David Cronenberg’s Crash.
But Arquette has been in all sorts of films, opposite all sorts of actors: she co-starred with Joe Pesci and Danny Glover in trip gone wrong comedy Gone Fishin’, Tim Roth and Renée Zellweger in mystery film Liar, and Christina Ricci, Vincent Gallo and Mickey Rourke in Buffalo 66. In the 2000s, she starred in the thriller Diary of a Sex Addict, as the wife of an otherwise happily married chef who has a penchant for – well, the clue is in the title.
A move into directing saw her direct and produce Searching for Debra Winger, a documentary about the American actor who left the industry at the height of her career, which was selected for the Cannes film festival. And in 2011, Arquette teamed up with Jane Fonda for comedy drama Peace, Love, and Misunderstanding. On TV, she has popped up everywhere from Will & Grace to Malcolm in the Middle and Ray Donovan.
Now Arquette has a role in “mind-bending new romantic sci-fi” Futra Days, in which she plays a doctor with a time machine for rent, which sounds oddly familiar … Please get your questions in by 6pm BST Wednesday 2 July, and we’ll print her answers in Film&Music later that month.