She began attracting critical notice as a porno actress in Body Double (1984), and enhanced her reputation with an eye-opening performance as a free spirit in Something Wild (1986). Soon writers were asking when the public was going to take notice of this burgeoning talent; it finally happened when she won the part of an ambitious secretary in 1988's endearing comedy Working Girl which earned her an Oscar nomination, and bona fide stardom. She showed maturing talent in the littleseen Stormy Monday (1988) and Pacific Heights (1990) and was generally wasted in The Bonfire of the Vanities (also 1990). Griffith remarried Don Johnson in 1989, and appeared opposite him in Paradise (1991). And she displayed her ability to carry an old-fashioned star vehicle with the WW2era espionage-romance Shining Through and the cop thriller set in the world of Hasidic Jews, A Stranger Among Us (both 1992). With her distinctive little-girl voice, she seemed an ideal choice to take on Judy Holliday's star-making role in the remake of Born Yesterday (1993). Other films include: 1984:Fear City; 1986:Cherry 2000; 1990:In the Spirit 1994: Nobody's Fool, Milk Money