Michelle Rodriguez, born on July 12, 1978, in Texas, USA, is an American film and television actor.

In 1999, Michelle Rodriguez starred in her first film, "Girls Punch." In 2001, she starred in "Fast and Furious" in the United States. In 2002, she was named one of the 100 sexiest women in the world by Maxim magazine, ranking 34. In 2004, Rodriguez appeared in the TV series "Lost." In 2009, Rodriguez starred in "Avatar." In 2011, she starred in "Battle of Los Angeles," which was released in the United States. In 2013, she starred in "Resident Evil 5: Punishment", "Fast and Furious 6" and "Machete Killing" one after another.

On July 12, 1978, Michelle Rodriguez was born in Bell County, Texas, USA. My mother is a choir member, and my father is a university lecturer, both from Puerto Rico. When they were 8 years old, they moved with their family to Dominica; two years later, they moved to Puerto Rico for a year. Since their father later obtained a position at New York University, they moved with their family to New Jersey near New York. After his parents divorced, Rodriguez lived with his mother and grandmother, who was very disciplined, but he could visit his father frequently. The turbulent life makes her often change schools, but no school seems to have her appetite. Because she often talked back to her teacher, she was swept out by six schools. Finally, at the age of 17, when she was expelled from school again, she felt that she was fed up with school education and decided not to return to campus. Although she didn't even finish high school, she always dreamed of writing a movie script. To this end, while working to support herself in a "Toys R Us" in New Jersey, she paid as much attention as possible to the movie advertisements that recruited extras around her, seeking an opportunity to "learn to swim while swimming." Before the fate-changing "Girls Punch," she intermittently applied for extras for more than a year. Although she was paid a little for it, it was the job of "Toys R Us" that made her financially independent...