#acting-career

#acting-career

Keira Knightley's big break arrived in 2002's Bend It Like Beckham, Gurinder Chadha's comedy-drama about female footballers, which put her into the premier league. Before that, she'd had smaller parts in the 2002 gritty British drama Pure, about a mother with a heroin addiction, and the 2001 thriller The Hole, set in an eerie abandoned nuclear fallout shelter. Before that, she'd played Natalie Portman's decoy in Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace.

Isabela Merced balances filming for "The Last of Us" in Vancouver and training for her role as Hawkgirl in "Superman," showcasing her versatility and resilience.

ASAP Rocky has released two new songs, 'Trunks' and 'Both Eyes Closed,' from the soundtrack to the Spike Lee film adaptation of Akira Kurosawa’s thriller.

Lorna Raver, known for her role as Mrs. Ganush in "Drag Me to Hell," passed away at 81. She was noted for her complex performances and contributions to film.

"It's amazing that I get to do this job, but I do find myself missing home a lot. So it will be nice to really connect with the people I grew up with and the place I'm from."

Kelce entered training camp in better condition than last season, showcasing improved speed and nimbleness, according to Coach Andy Reid who praised his hard work and fitness.

"I've always wanted to be a filmmaker first and an actor second," Paxton said in that Texas Monthly profile, the (delightful) headline of which is Bill, Due.

Slate describes the pressure she felt to be an ingenue during her early career, yet ultimately realized it never suited her. She reflects on how those roles limited her potential, as she often received "little carrier pigeon" jobs that did not allow her to fully express herself. After turning 40, she chose to wait for more substantial roles, leading her to Dying for Sex, which offered a significant break from previous clichés and allowed her to showcase her full range as an actress.

Celia Imrie's role as Mrs Quickly in the movie is entertaining, showcasing her ability to add humor to a broadly characterized performance, despite the film's flaws.

Bobby Brazier has confirmed he will be leaving EastEnders, where he played Freddie Slater since 2022, to pursue other opportunities later this year.

Johansson faced initial setbacks in her acting career, including being rejected by an agent due to her unconventional voice, which she humorously described as sounding like a whiskey-drinking, chain-smoking fool.

Jonathan Bailey's journey in acting progressed from his early debut in A Christmas Carol at age seven to achieving fame as Anthony Bridgerton in Bridgerton, a project that transformed his career.

"I seriously almost watched it, but I didn't want anyone on the plane to think I was watching it to watch myself. I just love the story."

Sir David Jason reflected on his experiences growing up in North Finchley, emphasizing how playing the fool became a way to overcome shyness and bullying.

Isaacs admits that his career has often been defined by supporting roles, but his recent performances have finally brought him the recognition he deserves after decades in the industry.

I think I probably [went] on 200 auditions in that year, she told Cosmopolitan.

Stephanie Beacham's multifaceted career spans both stage and screen, showcasing her versatility as an actress while revealing her candid views on fame and appearance.

Harkness noted how his uncle played a huge role in shaping his work ethic, saying, 'He taught me so much.' His uncle's influence helped Harkness focus on acting.

I went on with my day, and when the show was picked up, I panicked. I was like, I can't be on a TV show.

"I was set to be done, and Brian decided that I had to be in the courtroom scene. So he told Paramount, 'Look, I guess we'll have to hold Patti for a month because we're not shooting the courtroom for another month.'"

I needed to find out who else I was. For me, the way I could find out was just to do something else and really exercise my brain.

Greene describes her role in 'Ransom Canyon' as a full-circle moment, blending her Texas upbringing with her passion for acting and horseback riding.

"When I'd visit him on the 'Sopranos' set, I'd hang out in his trailer. I had my own little drawer of toys...My parents didn't want me outside on set, exposed to the show's violence and language."

"After 20-plus years of fighting the good fight in the acting business, I hung up my gloves on Friday. I no longer wanted to be a cog in the wheel of the machine."

However, I don't have the slightest bit of regret. I don't. There was no choice. 'Well, if you do this, this is going to happen'... Being supportive of Jews, being supportive of Israel... was not a choice.