Heather Graham, known for her roles in 'Austin Powers' and 'Boogie Nights', has revealed her long-standing estrangement from her parents in a Wall Street Journal essay. Her FBI agent father disapproved of her Hollywood career, frequently warning that the entertainment industry would corrupt her. Graham moved out at 18 following the success of 'License to Drive' and became self-sufficient through her acting career. She attributes her estrangement to her parents' refusal to discuss personal issues or seek therapy, which left her feeling isolated. Despite these challenges, Graham is content with her life, owning homes in L.A. and New York, and cherishes her close friendships. She recently wrote, directed, and starred in 'Chosen Family' and will appear in the upcoming action Western 'The Gunslingers' with Nicholas Cage.