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ALL ABOUT HEIDI KLUM

Full Name: Heidi Klum
Date of Birth:June 1, 1973
Place of Birth:Bergische Gladbach, Germany
Profession:Actress, model, perfume company owner
Spouse: (British; musician; born on February 19, 1963; engaged on December 23, 2004; married on May 10, 2005), Ric Pipino (hairstylist; married in September 1997, in Stone Ridge, New York; separated in November 2002)
Relationship:Flavio Briatore (Reanult F1 Team owner; born on April 12 1950, in Verzuolo, Italy)
Family: Father - Guenther (worked for a cosmetics company), Mother - Erna (hairdresser), Son - Johan Riley Fyodor Taiwo Samuel (born on November 22, 2006 weighing 8 pounds, 11 ounces), Henry Gunther Ademola Dashtu Samuel (born in September 12, 2005 in Los Angeles, California; weighed 8.9 lbs; measured 21 inches), Daughter - Leni (born in May 2004, in New York; father: Flavio Briatore)

Bio:

Supermodel and actress, Heidi Klum was born on June 1, 1973 in Bergisch Gladbach, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany .

Her height is about five feet nine inches. Her hair is in light brown color and her eyes are in Hazel color. She is the daughter of Gunther and Ema.

His father has worked in a Cosmetics company and her mother was a hairdresser. She and her family are staying in a small city Bergisch Gladbach in Cologne. Besides modeling, Heidi Klum has also done various TV Shows such as Sex and the City, Spin City etc. she played a role in the film Blow Dry as an ill-tempered hair model.

She has done the reality show Project Runway in 2004. She became a supermodel joining the ranks of Tyra Banks, Stephanie Seymour, Yasmeen Ghauri and Helena Christensen. And her appearances were excellent in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue in 1998. She won the cover spot on the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit magazine. After the appearances on Spin City and Letterman Show, youngsters become her fans. She continues her career as a model with acting.

Heidi Klum is married to Ric Pipino (famous hairstylist) in September 1997, but she has separated legally with her husband in November 2002. Flavio Briatore (Managing director of the Renault Formula One team) has become her spouse. She has one daughter and her name is Leni. She is famous for her sense of humor and down to earth nature.

Trivia:

Last name pronounced “Kloom.”

Was named one of the 50 Most Beautiful People by People Magazine in 2001.

Spokesmodel of Victoria’s Secret.

Measurements: 35-24-34 (Source: Celebrity Sleuth magazine)

Her first child, Leni, was born on May 5, 2004 at 3:21 a.m. in New York and weighed 8 lb 1 oz. Leni’s father is Italian Formula 1 MD Flavio Briatore, and Leni is Briatore’s only child.

Voted as 9 on the Top 100 Sexiest Women 2004 in FHM [DK]

She has insured her legs for two million dollars.

Longtime companion is singer Seal; he reportedly treats Heidi’s daughter, Leni, like his own child. Klum and Seal became engaged on December 23, 2004, at a mountain resort in Whistler, British Columbia, Canada, and married on a beach in Mexico on May 10, 2005.

Wedding dress was designed by Vera Wang

Keeps a small bag full of the teeth she lost as a child as a good-luck charm.

Heidi and her husband Seal’s first son, Henry Gunther Ademola Dashtu Samuel, was born in Los Angeles, California, on September 12, 2005. The baby weighed 8.9 lb and measured 21 inches.

Has designed collections for Mouawad jewelry and Birkenstock shoes.

Has her own lines of clothing and swimwear.

Has her own line of beauty products.

Named 57 on the Maxim magazine Hot 100 of 2005 list.

Named 25 in FHM’s “100 Sexiest Women in the World 2005″ special supplement. (2005)

Has a rose named after her, known as the Heidi Klum rose.

Dedicated a sculpture she painted called “Dog With Butterflies” to commemorate the role of rescue dogs in the aftermath of 9/11.

Like many people in her hometown of Bergisch-Gladbach, she still enjoys participating at the annual carnival parade.

Named 41 in FHM magazine’s “100 Sexiest Women in the World 2006″ supplement. (2006).

Gave birth to her third child Johan Riley Fyodor Taiwo Samuel, being 1 ft 7 inches and weighing 8 lbs 11 ounces, on 22 November 2006 at 17:01 in Los Angeles, California.

Quotes:

“A little acting debut in Spin City, with Michael J. Fox, which opened up a whole new door for me.”

“A woman is a woman!”

“And I’ve been overseas to Bali, the Maldives, Hong Kong, Australia, which are all major long flights, all in one year. And then I go to Europe a lot.”

“Because I’m on the runway with some of the best models in the industry.”

“Being a Victoria’s Secret model, which was always my dream.”

“But all the money in the world cannot make you happy either, so there has to be a balance.”

“But I also want to have a family with children one day, which is very important to me.”

“But I think the most important thing is to find the love of your life and have fun in love. And enjoy and appreciate what comes to you.”

“Fashion is a very particular world, as you know.”

“For me, my business is my business and my house is my house. I don’t want the public in my house.”

“I actually eat a lot.”

“I always try to make my things happen.”

“I danced for 15 years of my life. Which was my love and my passion.”

“I don’t have my name on anything that I don’t really do.”

“I find actually that most guys are intimidated. And I don’t understand why, because I don’t think I’m a very cold person.”

“I go and train with a personal trainer.”

“I grew up in a big family with a lot of kids around, and I definitely want to have children as well.”

“I have to say that there are a lot of models that I work with that are very good friends of mine. And that it’s sometimes like a little family.”

“I like basketball, and I’ve been to three games, which is so much more fun than seeing it on TV, I think.”

“I like to dream, but I like to make things happen.”

“I love painting.”

“I love Rollerblading in the park.”

“I never went to a modeling school, and I don’t suggest to anybody that they go to a modeling school.”
Heidi Klum

“I represent more the healthy, happy, curvy, strong woman. And that sounds much healthier to me than being 80 pounds and skinny as a bean.”

“I went to school for 13 years in Germany. And I finished my degree to go to study.”

“I’m always multitasking. Eating, on the phone, interview, everything all at once.”

“It is not always as glamorous as it looks, it’s a lot of hard work, too, but it’s a lot of fun at the same time.”

“It wasn’t on a Victoria’s Secret shoot, but when I was hosting a show for E, Wild On in Belize, I swam with 20 sharks.”

“Modeling is a great job to be in. You travel the world. You stay in one of the most fantastic places in the world.”

“My career has developed where I get to do an interesting range - television commercials, campaigns for big companies such as Victoria’s Secret, designing shoes, jewellery, even my own candy, and I’m working on a television show that debuts this fall, so I get to do a lot of different projects.”

“People always starve themselves, and then they get hungry, and then they eat the wrong things, like chips or cookies or whatever they can grab.”

“Sitting in a plane going to Australia, for example, for 20 hours, is not so much fun.”

“So everyone has that problem, models have that problem, too.”

“So to get back to being intimidated, yes, you get intimidated when you’re on the runway with Naomi Campbell, who is the best runway model in the world.”

“Sometimes I travel twice a week by plane.”

“The main thing is healthy eating, exercise, which I do for special events, like if it’s Sports Illustrated, or the swim suit catalogue for Victoria’s Secret, or my own calendar that I did for the year 2000.”

“There’s all different types of models, and there’re also plus models as well. But the majority is skinny. And it’s controlled by the fashion industry.”

“There’s many more things I want to do.”

“We start early in the morning with hair and makeup. It depends what time of the year it is. In the summertime we start at 5:30 in the morning.”

“Well, I was already so happy being chosen to do the issue itself, that when I got on the cover, it was even more of a surprise and even more amazing to me.”

“Well, I was going to school in Germany. And in my free time I was dancing.”

“Well, people always think that models are very comfortable with themselves, very open and have no problems with anything.”

“You should spend your money on some nice lingerie. Big wool cotton pants, that just doesn’t work. You have to feel sexy.”

Filmography:

Heidi Klum’s Filmography as an Actress:
2007 Project Runway: Season 04
2006 Project Runway: Season 03
2006 The Devil Wears Prada
2004 The Life and Death of Peter Sellers
2004 Project Runway: Season 01
2002 Blue Collar Comedy Tour: The Movie
2000 Sports Illustrated: Swimsuit 2000
2000 Blow Dry
1999 Sports Illustrated: Swimsuit 1999
1998 The Secret World of… Supermodels
1998 The Larry Sanders Show: I Buried Sid
1998 Sports Illustrated: Swimsuit 1998

Heidi Klum’s Filmography as an Executive Producer:
2004 Project Runway: Season 01

Nadine Velazquez Photo Gallery

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ALL ABOUT NADINE VELAZQUEZ

Full Name:Nadine E. Velazquez
Date of Birth:November 20, 1978
Place of Birth:Chicago, Illinois, USA
Profession: Actress, Model
Education:Columbia College, Chicago, Illinois (graduated in 2001 with B.A. in Marketing)

Bio:

Childhood and Family:
“As a child, I was hyper, I was a clown, and I was sensitive. Today I’m all of the above, except I’ve refrained from bouncing off the walls.” Nadine Velazquez.

A daughter of Puerto Rican immigrants, Nadine Velazquez was born on a snowy winter morning on November 20, 1978 in a multi-ethnic neighborhood in Chicago, Illinois. The middle child of three daughters, a self-described hyper, clown and sensitive kid, was a cheerleader and a thespian in her high school, playing the angriest juror in the school production of the classic play “The Twelve Angry Jurors.”

At age 18, Nadine attended the Columbia College, Chicago, Illinois, where she earned a B.A. in Marketing. During her study there, Nadine had a part-time job as her talent agent’s assistant.

Career:
“I’d seen Punky Brewster, I’d seen Webster, I saw Annie and it was time to either be an orphan or an actress.” Nadine Velazquez.
Originally dreaming of becoming a gymnast, 13-year-old Nadine Velazquez changed her interest into acting after watching her favorite TV series “Punky Brewster” (NBC 1984-1988). She then walked into a talent agency in Chicago, was told to return with her mother, which she did, declined to sign her immediately. A few years later, she returned to the agent and got her first job for a McDonald’s commercial, in which she said, “Welcome to McDonald’s. May I take your order?” Afterward, more commercials jobs arrived. She also joined an acting troupe and did some stage works.

In October 2001, she drove her Honda Civic to Los Angeles, a city which will help her achieving her childhood dream: to be an actress. In the City of Angels, Nadine landed several small roles, starting with Reggie Rock Bythewood’s 2003 film about a predominantly African-American group of underground motorcycle racers, Biker Boyz, as Larenz Tate’s girlfriend, and in Linda Mendoza’s 2003 comedy which revolves around three disparate women, Chasing Papi, as a temptress who nearly gets beaten up by Sofia Vergara’s character.

The new comer also appeared on television, securing a recurring role as Anna (2003) on CBS long-running daytime soap “The Bold and the Beautiful” before having a guest appearance in a September 2004 episode of the hot HBO sitcom “Entourage.” Also in 2004, the sexy brunette, who appeared alongside Eddie Griffin, Vinnie Jones, Breckin Meyer and Shaggy in Anthony Hickox’s 2004 action comedy Blast!, was ranked #93 on Maxim magazine’s “100 Sexiest Women” list.

The rising screen beauty was subsequently featured in the made-for-TV movies Hollywood Vice and House of the Dead 2: Dead Aim as well as Renee Chabria’s drama comedy movie Sueno (all in 2005). She was also spotted as a guest in a November 2005 episode of the crime drama/thriller “Las Vegas.”

Nadine absolutely hit the big time in 2005. She was offered and later turned down a recurring role as Fernando Sucre’s girlfriend on Fox’s hit action-thriller-drama “Prison Break” to pick the plum role of Catalina Aruca, a good-hearted maid at the motel where the Hickey brothers (played by Jason Lee and Ethan Suplee) reside, on NBC’s Emmy Award-winning sitcom “My Name is Earl.” The role has helped her entering the spotlight in 2005, when she was named as one of USA Today’s “Five Rising Stars to Watch Closely” and Variety’s “Ten Actors To Watch.” The next year, the role earned her nominations at the ALMA Awards (for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Television Series) and the Screen Actors Guild Awards (for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series).

Nadine is currently on set filming her upcoming big screen projects: writer-director-actor Sticky Fingaz’s musical A Day in the Life, and Phillip Atwell’s action/thriller starring Jet Li, Jason Statham and Devon Aoki, Rogue. She will also appear in Kings of South Beach, a TV movie based on the true story of a Miami Beach nightclub owner who takes a young employee under his wing while trying to avoid bankruptcy and the mafia.

Trivia:

Ranked 93 in Maxim’s “100 Sexiest Women” (2004).

Nadine was listed as one of Daily Variety’s ‘Ten Actors To Watch for 2005′ in the August 29, 2005 issue.

USA Today named Nadine one of “Five Rising Stars to Watch Closely” in the October 10, 2005 issue.

Will appear in ROGUE (2007), an action-thriller starring Jet Li and Jason Statham.

Her first acting job was a McDonald’s commercial. She said, Welcome to McDonald’s. May I take your order?

Her first school play was ‘12 Angry Jurors.’ I played the angriest one, she says.

Nominated for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series at Screen Actors Guild Awards for My Name Is Earl (2006)

Quotes:

(On “Punky Brewster” as an inspiration) “Punky was my age. I thought, Hey, i can do that.”

“As a child, I was hyper, I was a clown, and I was sensitive. Today I’m all of the above, except I’ve refrained from bouncing off the walls.”

“I’d do a nude scene if the character was challenging, not just “the naked girlfriend.”

“If a guy is too aggressive, that’s a turn-off. And if a guy is too sloppy, with bad breath or untrimmed nose hair.”

“I try to eat healthy, but I love sweets and fried foods. French fries are my favorite.”

“I’d love to kick somebody’s ass in a movie instead of somebody threatening to kick mine.”

Filmography:

Nadine Velazquez Filmography as an Actress:
2007 Kings of South Beach
2007 War
2007 My Name Is Earl: Season 03
2006 My Name Is Earl: Season 02
2005 Blast
2005 My Name Is Earl: Season 01
2004 The Last Ride

Kim Basinger Photo Gallery

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ALL ABOUT KIM BASINGER

Full Name:Kimila Ann Basinger
Date of Birth:December 8, 1953
Place of Birth:Athens, Georgia, USA
Spouse:Alec Baldwin (actor; born on April 3, 1958; met while filming The Marrying Man in 1990; married on August 19, 1993; filed for divorced on January 12, 2001; divorced in February 2002), Ron Britton (makeup artist; married in 1980; divorced in 1989)
Profession: Actress, model
Daughter: Ireland Eliesse (aka Addie Baldwin; born on October 23, 1995)
Family: Mother - Ann (performed water ballet in several Esther Williams movies, and was a champion swimmer and model), Father - Don (a jazz musician),Sister - Ashley, Barbara, Brother - Mick (marketing director), Skip
Education: University of Georgia
Neighborhood Playhouse in New York, NY
Athens High School

Bio:

Kim Basinger started her career as an Amazonian blonde sexpot, but has since proven her acting ability when given good material (a situation that has happened all too infrequently). The Georgia native moved to NYC after high school and landed a contract with the Ford modeling agency. After five years as a cover girl, Basinger made the segue to acting, beginning with a guest appearances on shows like “Starsky and Hutch” and “Charlie’s Angels”. She landed the regular role of a cop in the short-lived ABC series “Dog and Cat” (1977) before scoring in the title role of the NBC TV-movie “Katie: Portrait of a Centerfold” (1978). The same network tapped her for the role of Lorene Rogers (originated on the big screen by Donna Reed) in the 1979 miniseries remake of “From Here to Eternity” and its short-lived spin-off the following year. Despite additional roles in TV-movies, Basinger never seemed to click on the small screen.

Her big screen debut was promising: Basinger’s Southern accent helped her win the role of the forlorn girlfriend of high-living cowboy Jan-Michael Vincent in the low-budget but well-received “Hard Country” (1981). In another outdoorsy film, “The Mother Lode” (1982), she co-starred with director Charlton Heston. Her career gained momentum in 1983 after she appeared as Bond Girl Domino Petachi in “Never Say Never Again” and co-starred with Burt Reynolds in Blake Edwards’ remake of “The Man Who Loved Women” (both 1983). A nude layout in PLAYBOY the same year also garnered her much attention and she began to be considered for better quality roles, such as the femme fatale Memo Paris who romances Robert Redford in “The Natural” (1984). Having previously lost two roles to Jessica Lange (”The Postman Always Rings Twice” 1981 and “Frances” 1982), Basinger inherited a role that had been earmarked for Lange: Sam Shepard’s half-sister in Robert Altman’s film of Shepard’s Off-Broadway hit “Fool for Love” (1985). While she acquitted herself in the film, it was a box-office disappointment.

Despite her best efforts to demonstrate her range and capabilities, Basinger had a string of misfires in the late 80s, beginning with Adrian Lyne’s style-over-substance examination of an obsessive relationship in “9 1/2 Weeks” (1986). Her attempts at comedy, while admirable, were often sabotaged by the material as in Blake Edwards’ “Blind Date” (1987) or “My Stepmother Is an Alien” (1988). The actress finally found better material (replacing an injured Sean Young) as the voluptuous Vicki Vale, love interest for Michael Keaton’s “Batman” (1989). Then came the mixed blessing of “The Marrying Man” (1991). The film itself–a 1940s romantic comedy–had a long and troubled shoot and bombed at the box office. But Basinger and co-star Alec Baldwin fell in love and married in 1993.
Continuing to capitalize on her Marilynesque persona, Basinger was a cartoon vamp who becomes human in Ralph Bakshi’s live action/animated mishmash “Cool World” (1992) and in a cameo as Honey Hornee in “Wayne’s World 2″ (1993). Teaming with Baldwin, she inherited the role originated by Ali MacGraw in “The Getaway” (1994), a pointless, inferior remake (although she acquitted herself in a gritty change-of-pace role). That same year, Basinger was quite good as a pushy fashion reporter in Robert Altman’s overblown and meandering “Ready-to-Wear (Pret-a-Porter)”. After a three-year hiatus which included giving birth to a daughter, she triumphantly returned to films in a much-lauded, Oscar-winning portrayal of a 50s-era Hollywood call girl with more than a passing resemblance to screen star Veronica Lake in Curtis Hanson’s “L.A. Confidential” (1997).

Basinger has also received much off-screen publicity for her work on behalf of animal rights and for her 1993 legal battles over an alleged verbal contract to appear in the controversial film “Boxing Helena” (1993). When the court ordered her to pay in excess of $8 million, the actress was forced to declare personal bankruptcy and sell her interest in the town of Braselton, Georgia (which she and a group of investors had purchased in 1989). Eventually, the ruling in the breach of contract suit was overturned on appeal.
Basinger and Baldwin had been tabloid fodder before, when Baldwin’s temper exploded on paparazzi photographers when they tried to photograph his wife and daughter, but their highly-touted relationship, typically portrayed as idyllic, endured intense media scrutiny when they filed for divorce in January of 2001. Meanwhile, Basinger seemed unable to capitalize professionally on her Oscar triumph, making only two tepidly received films from 1997 to 2001, “I Dreamed of Africa” (2000), in which she played a woman recently transplanted to the Dark Continent who discovers both the splendors and the shadowy underbelly of her new home, and “Bless the Child” (2000), a dreary Satanic thriller. But things changed in 2002 when Basinger re-teamed with Hanson to star as Eminem’s troubled mother in “8 Mile,” a fictionalized telling of the hip-hop artists rise from the streets of urban Detroit. Basinger’s role opposite Al Pacino in the p.r. minded, scandel mongering “People I Know” (2003) was largely extraneous, but she played the weepy widow of Pacino’s suicide brother with delicate grace.

She was given a meatier role in “The Door in the Floor” (2004), an adaptation of John Irving’s A Widow For One Year, in which she and Jeff Bridges play a couple whose painful loss has caused them to exist in a constant state of quiet emotional war. The actress invested the role, in which she seduces a much younger man but nevertheless seems to grow from the experience rather than be morally compromised, with the heartbreaking, emotionally hungry quality, and critic Roger Ebert’s comments on Basinger’s presence in the film also applies to much of her best work: “There can be something hurt and vulnerable about her, a fear around the eyes, a hopeful sweetness that doesn’t seem to expect much.”

Those same qualities helped enliven her next effort, the pop thriller “Cellular” (2004), a clever, inventive yet much more commercially minded and slickly crafted film in which she plays a kidnapped science teacher who desperately communicates with a total stranger (Chris Evans) through a jury-rigged cell phone. At times gimmicky and ingenious in its complications and plot twists, the film always benefits by Basinger’s utterly believable desperation.

Trivia:

As a school child, she suffered from crippling shyness preventing her from reading aloud or answering questions in class.

Had major back surgery.

Her grandmother was part Cherokee Indian.

Her agoraphobia could keep her housebound for up to six months at a time, before she received therapy to combat it.

Studied ballet from age of 3 to mid-teens.

Has reportedly hired round-the-clock protection to keep ex-husband Alec Baldwin from their 11-year-old daughter after last week’s leak of his harsh voicemail messages left on the child’s cell phone. (April 24, 2007)

Pleaded not guilty to violating child custody orders in her divorce case with her ex-husband, actor Alec Baldwin. (October 5, 2006)

Is being ordered back into court to face possible charges of contempt for allegedly violating ex-husband Alec Baldwin’s visitation rights to their daughter Ireland. (September 4, 2006)

Has filed a motion to stop ex-husband Alec Baldwin from publishing ‘A Promise To Ourselves,’ a book about their divorce. (June 3, 2006)

Is set to join the cast of hit drama 24 after confessing to star Kiefer Sutherland that she’s a huge fan. (April 20, 2006)

Has been enlisted by Italian fashion designer Muiccia Prada to model her new spring/summer Mui Mui collection. (December 3, 2005)

Credits her eight-year-old daughter Ireland with helping her become more courageous.

Says the tears that she had to shed in THE DOOR IN THE FLOOR after her character’s two sons are killed were genuine. (July 15, 2004)

Confesses she found it nearly impossible to forgive ex-husband Alec Baldwin and fantasized about his death during their violent battle for their daughter. (June 21, 2004)

Sold her 3.7-carat diamond engagement ring from ex-husband Alec Baldwin for $59,750. (April 21, 2004)

In 9 ½ WEEKS, a body double was used for Bassinger for a lot of the explicit scenes. The legs in the art gallery basement scene as well as the ‘ice’ scene. No one knows who the double is because she is uncredited, but that’s definitely NOT Kim’s body.

Eminem’s mother Debbie Mathers claims she portrays her falsely in 8 MILE. Debbie is upset after watching the film, partly because Kim has a beer in her hand in the film but Debbie hardly drinks. (January 2, 2003)

Pals of Basinger are blaming the actress’s chronic back problems on her ex-husband Alec Baldwin’s alleged violence – they claim Baldwin was shockingly violent to her during their union, leading to the injuries. (October 8, 2002)

Her father has blasted his son-in-law Alec Baldwin for letting his fierce temper wreck his marriage.

Quotes:

“I’m a very determined businesswoman… I’ve got lots of things to do, and I don’t have time to be classified as difficult, and I don’t have time.”

“I think any girl who comes to Hollywood with sex symbol or bombshell hanging over her has a rough road.”

“I feel there are two people inside me - me and my intuition. If I go against her, she’ll screw me every time, and if I follow her, we get along quite nicely.”

“I work in a strange business, and trust is a word that’s not even in the vocabulary.”

Salary

I Dreamed of Africa (2000) $5,000,000
The Marrying Man (1991) $2,500,000
No Mercy (1986) $2,500,000

Filmography:

Kim Basinger’s Filmography as an Actress:
2008 The Burning Plain
2008 When She Was Out
2008 The Informers
2007 Even Money
2006 The Sentinel
2006 The Mermaid Chair
2004 Cellular
2004 Elvis Has Left the Building
2004 The Door in the Floor
2003 Rita
2002 People I Know
2002 8 Mile
2000 Bless the Child
2000 I Dreamed of Africa
1997 L.A. Confidential
1994 Saturday Night Live: Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger
1994 The Getaway
1994 Prêt-à-Porter
1993 The Real McCoy
1993 Wayne’s World 2
1992 Final Analysis
1992 Cool World
1991 The Marrying Man
1989 Batman
1988 My Stepmother Is an Alien
1987 Nadine
1987 Blind Date
1986 No Mercy
1986 9 1/2 Weeks
1985 Fool for Love
1984 The Natural
1983 Never Say Never Again
1983 The Man Who Loved Women
1982 Mother Lode
1981 Who Murdered Joy Morgan?
1981 Hard Country
1980 From Here to Eternity [TV Series]
1980 From Here to Eternity: Pearl Harbor
1980 From Here to Eternity: Crossroads and Secrets
1980 From Here to Eternity: Island and Homecoming
1980 From Here to Eternity: Aftermath and Revenge
1979 From Here to Eternity
1978 Katie: Portrait of a Centerfold
1978 The Ghost of Flight 401
1977 Dog and Cat
1976 Charlie’s Angels: Angels in Chains

Kim Basinger Awards:
Academy:
1997 Best Supporting Actress L.a. Confidential

Boston Society of Film Critics:
2004 Best Actress - Runner-up Door in the Floor

Golden Globe:
1997 Best Supporting Actress L.A. Confidential
1984 Best Supporting Actress Natural

Screen Actors Guild:
1997 Best Supporting Actress L.A. Confidential

Sarah Roemer Photo Gallery

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ALL ABOUT SARAH ROEMER

Full Name: Sarah Christine Roemer
Date of Birth: 28 August 1984
Place of Birth: San Diego, California, USA

Bio:

A beneficiary of the exploding horror film renaissance of the mid-2000’s, newcomer Sarah Roemer firmly established herself as an heir apparent to the title of “celluloid scream queen,” thanks to her performances in three high-profile genre pics. Making her maiden voyage into the milieu as a supporting character in the 2006 sequel, “The Grudge 2,” Roemer soon graduated to a co-starring role in director D.J. Caruso’s teen thriller, “Disturbia” (2007). A surprise hit at the box office, “Disturbia” racked up an impressive $22 million in its opening weekend and transformed the gorgeous Roemer into a hot property, virtually overnight.
A native of San Diego, CA, Sarah Christine Roemer was born Aug. 28, 1984. Tall, athletic and strikingly attractive, Roemer began modeling at age 15 after she was discovered buying coffee at a local 7-Eleven. Like many models, however, Roemer got bit by the acting bug soon after moving to Los Angeles. The fact that Roemer possessed natural talent – not to mention a strong resemblance to fellow beauty, Jessica Biel – no doubt helped the model transition into acting. Roemer’s first film – the dark indie comedy, “Wristcutters: A Love Story” (2006) – was an offbeat tale about the post-suicide afterlife and became a cult hit overseas, eventually going on to win top prize at New York’s Gen Art Film Festival.

Roemer’s first major role, however, was in the Columbia Pictures production, “The Grudge 2” (2006), the sequel to the hit 2004 horror flick starring Sarah Michelle Gellar. Cast in a supporting role, Roemer portrayed Ashley, the teenage girl from Chicago who falls victim to the grudge curse near the end of the movie. Roemer’s breakthrough picture, however, was “Disturbia” (2007), a modestly budgeted thriller starring Shia LeBeouf and Carrie-Anne Moss. Taking its cue from the classic Hitchcock thriller, “Rear Window” (1954), “Disturbia” told the story of Kale (LaBeouf), a troublesome teenager who has been placed under house arrest for the entire summer. With his movements restricted by an electronic tracking device around his ankle, the restless teen eventually turns to voyeurism as a means of alleviating his boredom. Kale’s clandestine new hobby leads him to spy on his neighbors, where he discovers Ashley (Roemer), the daughter of a new family next door. In typical teenage fashion, Kale promptly falls head over heels for Ashley. Unfortunately, this blossoming romance is abruptly sidetracked when Kale stumbles onto the knowledge that another one of his neighbors, Mr. Turner (David Morse) – is actually a serial killer.

Continuing her reign in terror movie roles, Roemer followed up her impressive turn in “Disturbia” with the lead role in Hyde Park Entertainment’s “Asylum” (2007), another youth-oriented thriller. In it, Roemer played Madison, a college student who discovers that her dormitory was once a notorious asylum for the mentally insane.

Trivia:

In 2007 she posed for Maxim Magazine.

Moved away from her family, at the age of 17, to New York.

Began modeling at age 15 after she was discovered buying coffee at a local 7-Eleven.

Filmography:

Sarah Roemer Filmography as an Actress:
2008 The Golden Door
2007 Disturbia
2007 Asylum
2006 The Grudge 2
2006 Wristcutters: A Love Story

Natalie Victoria Photo Gallery

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ALL ABOUT NATALIE VICTORIA

Full Name: Natalie Victoria
Date of Birth: 5 October 1982
Place of Birth: USA
Profession: Actress, Model
Height: 5′5″
Weight: 126
Hair: Blonde
Eyes: Blue
Favorite TV shows: LOST by J.J. Abrams (creator), Damon Lindelof (creator) and Jeffrey Lieber
Grey’s Anatomy, by Shonda Rhimes
HEROES, by Tim Kring (creator), Natalie Chaidez (creator)
Favorite Food: Love breakfast foods! Love them with a good cup of coffee
Other Interests: Reading, Writing, Running, Softball/Baseball, Film-making, Boogie Boarding, bike riding, rollerblading, Horse-back riding, Kayaking - hope to pick up surfing soon..

Bio:

Natalie Victoria was born and raised in the Midwest. At a young age she was putting on plays for her family and dancing around the house with dreams of being an actress. A couple of years ago, she made her move to Hollywood and spent the next year and a half studying intensively in Los Angeles, honing her craft with several coaches.

At the end of 2004, she landed her first principle role in the theatre production, “Dreams of Insanity” taking center-stage at the Mark Taper Forum, as a mentally unstable 17-year old daughter of an alcoholic.

2005 and 2006 have led Natalie to several other roles in theatre productions in Los Angeles. Projects include a co-staring role as an idealistic eighteenth century Irish parlor maid in “The Water Cure” at the 24th Street Theatre, the lead role as ‘Cheryl’ a sexually abused mental patient in “What We Do With It” at the Tamarind Theatre, and a co-starring role as ‘May’ the angry grieving widow in the production of “Seward Folley” at the Mark Taper Forum.

In addition to theatre, Natalie has been cast in several short films including Carmen Cabana’s “Death is Such a Great Artist” playing ‘Sarah’ the jewel of the art gallery scene, in Stephanie Coggin’s “Mess/Off” as an evil and conniving roommate, in Christy Peter’s “Encounter” playing a sweet & tragic fiancée, and in Jason Eppink’s “Lucinda Bringer of Light” as a young mother.
Recently, Natalie was featured in the 2006 Valentines Day episode of the Paramount Television’s series “One-on-One” airing Monday nights at UPN. Natalie continues to establish herself as a versatile actress, looking forward to one day making her mark in Hollywood.

Natalie resides in Los Angeles.

Filmography:

Natalie Victoria Filmography as an Actress:
2007 Monkeyman935
2007 “LA Forensics” (1 episode)
2007 Death of a Sunglass Salesman TV Episode
2006 Chicxulub
2005-2006 “One on One” (2 episodes)
2006 Espresso Your Love TV Episode
2005 Where’s My Yemmy? TV Episode