Today’s Babe of the Day, Odette Yustman, is an L.A. native. InKindergarten Cop, she learned valuable life lessons. For example, boys have a penis, girls have a vagina and the difference between policemen and princesses. Yep, that’s right, she graced the screen opposite Arnold “it’s not a toomah!” Schwarzenegger inKindergarten Cop.

Now, Odette shares the silver screen with Gary Oldman in the scare-the-hell-out-of-you-maybe thriller, The Unborn. Odette is our first babe of the day to share screen time with both evil little kids and possessed, spider-walking old people. We think that’s a plus, but only on the internet.

After surviving the grueling game of “Who is your daddy and what does he do?”, Odette took a much deserved hiatus from acting. Later, she returned to her craft on the small screen, making television appearances on Quintuplets, South Beach and Monk. Odette segued her small screen roles into small roles in big films by appearing in The Holiday, Transformers and Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story.

Odette really started to garner more mainstream attention when she was cast as Beth in J.J. Abrams’ Cloverfield. You might remember her as being the girl stuck in an apartment building-turned-Jenga tower. Since then, you may have heard her as the voice of Amata in Fallout 3 or seen her on the ABC sci-fi/drama Life on Mars.

Odette’s latest film is the The Unborn, which breaches theatres today. The horror/thriller film is written and directed by Batman Begins and Blade trilogy scribe, David Goyer. The film also stars Commissioner Gordon himself, Gary Oldman. You can find out more at the film’s official site theunbornmovie.net

Source: IGN Movies