• Angie ( 1994)
• The Doom Generation ( 1995)
• Sweethearts ( 1996)
• It's My Party ( 1996)
• Pink as the Day She Was Born ( 1997)
• Fakin' Da Funk ( 1997)
• Face/Off ( 1997)
• The Thin Pink Line ( 1998)
• Ground Control ( 1998)
• The Rugrats Movie ( 1998)
• I'm the One That I Want ( 2000)
• Notorious C.H.O. ( 2001)
• Revolution ( 2003)
• Assassin ( 2005)
• Bam Bam and Celeste ( 2005)
• The Lost Room ( 2006)
• Falling for Grace ( 2007)
• Celebrity Family Feud ( 2008)
• One Missed Call ( 2008)

Dated Chris Isaak.

Dated Garrett Wang.

Dated Quentin Tarantino.

Her mother was unable to provide for Margaret on her own, so she sent Margaret to Korea to live with her father and grandparents.

Just 3 days after she was born, her father was deported because he failed to obtain a work permit -- her mother was allowed to remain in San Francisco.

Kicked out of Lowell High School because she had a 0.60 GPA, but was later accepted to McAteer High School for the Performing Arts.

Her parents moved to San Francisco from Seoul, Korea in 1964.

At age 16 started doing stand up comedy. Traveled widely with Janeane Garofalo on the comedy club circuit. They blamed each other for their bad smoking habits.

Was the star of the first sitcom to feature an all Asian-American cast (which was based on her own life and stand-up comedy act.)

Lost 30 pounds in two weeks before the filming of the debut episode of "All-American Girl" (1994). The night after completing filming, her kidneys collapsed causing her to be hospitalized.

Was hired to play a TV version of herself, but then forced to both lose weight and act "more Asian". Several episodes later was instructed to act "less Asian."

Is a fan of adult film actor Jeff Stryker. She has spoken admiringly of him in some of her stand up monologues.

Favorite band is Canadian group Broken Social Scene.

Chosen by Goldsea Asian American Daily as one of the "100 Most Inspiring Asian Americans of All Time".