Scene from Mikey (1992)

Alternate Names: Mimi Meyer, Mimi Meyer Craven, Mimi Meyer-Craven, Mimi Meyer

Physical Characteristics: N/A

First Appearances:

• Swamp Thing (1982) as Arcane's Secretary

Most Important Roles: N/A

Career Highlights:

• A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
• Last Dance (1996)
• Mikey (1992)
• Midnight Heat (1996)
• Irreconcilable Differences (1984)
• Dog Watch (1996)
• Last Gasp (1995)
• Vampire Clan (2002)
• Daddy's Girl (1996)
• Inside Out 4 (1992)

"Formerly wed to esteemed horror filmmaker Wes Craven and boasting two decades of experience in B-movie fare, the captivating Mimi Craven has left her mark on numerous cable films and direct-to-video productions. Her initial cinematic appearances, in Swamp Thing (1982), A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984), and Chiller (1985), were facilitated by her then-spouse. Post-divorce in 1987, Mimi's career persisted with roles such as The Servants of Twilight (1991) and Mikey (1992), featuring a notable scene where she displays her assets during a bath in peculiarly green water.

Mimi continued to embrace her sensual side in Inside Out IV (1992) and an episode of HBO's Dream On, donning curly locks and demanding intimacy. In more mainstream projects, she portrayed Cynthia in the Seinfeld episode "The Watch" and made appearances on L.A. Law and Sisters. Later films include Last Gap (1995), Midnight Heat (1996), and Last Dance (1996), where Mimi utilized her ballet degree from Indiana University to play a stripper, showcasing her physique in a revealing white tank top.

Mimi's final nude appearance was in Dog Watch (1996). Following roles as Jisa in Star Trek: Voyager and Mrs. Newberry on ER, she retired from acting in the early 2000s. Nowadays, Mimi, rumored to be close friends with Sharon Stone, is renowned for her celebrity photography. Despite speculation about a lesbian affair with Stone leading to her divorce from Craven, as mentioned in a book, Mimi's current focus lies in her photographic career. However, fans eagerly await her return to the screen."