Jennifer Connelly

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Connelly at the 2012 Cannes International Film Festival

Jennifer Lynn Connelly (born December 12, 1970 in Cairo , New York ) is an American actress . She was initially a child model and began her cinema career in 1984 with the gangster epic Once Upon a Time in America . Films like Die Reise ins Labyrinth (1986) and Rocketeer - Der Raketenmann (1991) followed, until she established herself as a serious actress in the late 1990s. She had her breakthrough as Marion Silver in Darren Aronofsky's Requiem for a Dream (2000) and won the Golden Globe and the Oscar for best supporting actress for the role of Alicia Nash in Ron Howard's A Beautiful Mind (2001) . In addition to her cinema career, she was a figurehead for campaigns for the cosmetics companies Revlon and Shiseido as well as for the Parisian fashion house Balenciaga .

life and career

Childhood and work as a child model

Jennifer Connelly was born in the Catskill Mountains on December 12, 1970, to clothing manufacturer Gerard Connelly and antique dealer Ilene . Her paternal family is of Irish and Norwegian descent. Her mother's ancestors were Russian - Polish Jews . She grew up in Brooklyn neighborhood Brooklyn Heights , where she attended art-oriented private school Saint Ann's. In 1976 the family moved to Woodstock . Four years later, the Connellys returned to Brooklyn and Jennifer went back to her old school.

An advertising man who was friends with her father suggested to her parents that she could work as a child model . Shortly thereafter, she joined the modeling agency Ford Models . She gained her first professional experience at the age of ten with some pictures in fashion magazines and then appearances in commercials . In an interview with The Guardian newspaper , she stated that after being a child model for a while, she had no ambitions to become an actress.

Early career

Connelly had her first film appearance in 1984 in the film Once Upon a Time in America . Italian director Sergio Leone gave her the role of young aspiring ballet dancer and actress Deborah Gelly because she mimicked the ballet moves for the role during audition. She described the film as "an incredibly idyllic introduction to acting". While filming Once Upon a Time in America , she was featured in Stranger in Town of the British series The Incredible Stories of Roald Dahl .

Already in her second film Phenomena from 1985 she got the lead role of Jennifer Corvino, a young girl who uses her psychic abilities to try to hunt down a serial killer who killed students at the girls' boarding school "Richard Wagner". The little-noticed Ticket to Heaven (TV title Seven Minutes in Heaven ) premiered in 1985.

This was followed by Jim Henson's fantasy film Die Reise ins Labyrinth (1986), in which, as a teenager Sarah, she has to free her little brother Toby from the clutches of the goblin king Jareth (played by David Bowie ). Although the film was unsuccessful at the box office, it got a huge following. In December of the same year she played the pop songs Monologue of Love and Message of Love in phonetic Japanese for the Japanese market. In 1988 she starred as a young ballet student in the Italian film Étoile and as a college student in Some Girls . She appeared several times on the front cover of the American teenage magazine Seventeen .

Of her early career, she said, “Before I realized it, acting became my purpose in life. It was a strange way of growing up, coupled with my personality. ”She described herself as if she felt like a“ walking doll ”through her adolescence without ever worrying about her career.

She was now graduating from high school and attending college . From 1988 to 1989 she studied English at Yale University . In 1990 she moved to Stanford University to study drama. At the suggestion of her parents, she decided to give up her studies in order to pursue her career in cinema.

In 1990 she played the blackmailed Gloria Harper in Dennis Hopper's The Hot Spot - Game With Fire , which made a lot less money than it cost. There she had her first nude scene, which she said "Nudity was tough on me and something I thought about but not in a shabby context". She was initially slated for the lead role in his romantic comedy Pretty Woman by Garry Marshall . However, he found she was too young for that and gave Julia Roberts the role. In 1991 she starred alone in the supermarket in the comedy Kevin's Cousin , which got bad reviews. That same year, Disney's science fiction adventure Rocketeer followed , in which she played the lead role of aspiring actress Jenny, who is captured by spy Neville Sinclair while her boyfriend Cliff "Rocketeer" (played by Billy Campbell ) tries to save her. The costly production eventually became a flop. In 1992, she starred opposite Jason Priestley in the Roy Orbison video clip I Drove All Night .

Following the failure of her recent films, Connelly starred in a number of smaller films including the drama Higher Learning in 1995, the thriller By My Own Rules in 1996, and the drama Far Harbor in the same year. She established herself as a serious actress in films of the late 1990s. In the drama The Abbotts , whose action takes place in the 1950s, she can be seen as the eldest of the three daughters of the millionaire Lloyd Abbott in the small town of Haley. In 1998 she took on a supporting role in Alex Proya's science fiction drama Dark City , in which Rufus Sewell , William Hurt and Kiefer Sutherland starred. In 2000 she appeared as the young lover of the painter Jackson Pollock , whose style is Abstract Expressionism , played by Ed Harris , in the biography Pollock and as Catherine Miller in the miniseries The $ treet - Who offers more.

breakthrough

Connelly continued her career successfully in the early 2000s with roles in Waking the Dead , the Hubert Selby film adaptation Requiem for a Dream , A Beautiful Mind and the bestselling film adaptation House of Sand and Fog .

Though Keith Gordon didn't initially consider her a serious actress, he cast her in his drama Waking the Dead after seeing her 1996 work in Far Harbor on her manager's recommendation . She appeared as the social activist Sarah Williams, who dies in a car with two Chilean politicians in exile in Minneapolis when the group is assassinated. Of the role, Connelly said, “Waking the Dead was the first movie I thought I could do as I liked. I really wanted to get the most out of the role and I was very committed to it. The role meant a lot to me. "

In 2000 she celebrated her breakthrough with Darren Aronofsky's Requiem for a Dream . She became interested in the script because of its portrayal of drug addiction and its impact on the lives of the main characters. In this film, she plays the young woman Marion Silver, who wants to open a fashion shop with her boyfriend Harry Goldfarb (played by Jared Leto ), but ultimately prostitutes herself to finance her drug addiction. Connelly prepared for her role by renting and living in an apartment in her house. During this time, she isolated herself socially. She painted, listened to music, designed clothes and pondered her addictions and their causes - as she believed the protagonist would do. She also spoke to addicts and attended a meeting of the Narcotics Anonymous support group with one of her friends who was part of the group.

She was invited to audition for the role of Alicia Nash in Ron Howard's 2001 A Beautiful Mind after her manager sent the film producer a clip of the then-unreleased Requiem for a Dream . Her good relationship with leading actor Russell Crowe impressed both the director and the producers. She embodies the wife of the schizophrenic math genius John Nash , whose story the film tells. At her request, she met the real Alicia Nash to learn more about her life before filming began. The film became a box-office hit, grossing $ 313 million worldwide. In 2002, Connelly received the Golden Globe , the Oscar and the BAFTA Award for Best Supporting Actress for her performance . She said of the film " A Beautiful Mind is a film that I'm proud of and that I love very much".

In 2003, she showed an interest in director Ang Lee's philosophical perspective on the comic book adaptation of Hulk . She appeared in the role of scientist Betty Ross, who is the ex-girlfriend of nuclear physicist Bruce Banner. The film grossed nearly $ 245 million worldwide.

Connelly said she was keen to portray Kathy Nicolo from the House of Sand and Fog based on the Andre Dubus III novel of the same name after reading the script. “I liked the fact that there is no such thing as a 'good guy' or a 'bad guy'. I found it really imperative that both sides do things that are morally questionable because life is often like that. ”Connelly plays an abandoned woman who was evicted from her bungalow on the foggy Northern California Pacific coast because of a bureaucratic error , and then fights for the house against the new owner, the Iranian immigrant Massoud Amir Behrani (played by Ben Kingsley ).

Following career

In 2005 she directed the horror film Dark Water, directed by the Brazilian Walter Salles , which is a remake of Hideo Nakata's Dark Water from 2002. She plays the attractive, mentally unstable young mother Dahlia, who moves with her young daughter Cecilia during the divorce into a shabby apartment in a mass settlement on Roosevelt Island , New York, where paranormal events take place.

In 2006 she starred in the drama Little Children in the supporting role of the author and betrayed wife Kathy Adamson opposite Patrick Wilson and Kate Winslet . In the same year she took on the lead role alongside Leonardo DiCaprio in the adventure film Blood Diamond , which deals with the trade in blood diamonds . She played Maddie Bowen, an American journalist who researches the blood diamond trade against the backdrop of the civil war in Sierra Leone .

In 2007 she appeared, alongside Joaquin Phoenix and Mark Ruffalo , in the drama A Single Moment . The film is about a family who lose their ten-year-old son in a traffic accident when he carelessly steps onto a street. At the time she described the role of Grace as tougher than her previous roles.

She became the figurehead for the 2008 campaigns of the cosmetics company Revlon and the Parisian fashion house Balenciaga . She was initially the first choice of director Scott Derrickson to fill the role of Helen Benson in the remake of the science fiction film The Day the Earth Stood Still from the year 1951. Although the performance of Patricia Neal in the praising the original film in which Helen Benson was a secretary, she accepted the new version in which Helen Benson was an astrobiologist . In the same year she had a cameo in the fantasy film Inkheart based on the novel of the same name by the German author Cornelia Funke .

Jennifer Connelly at the Berlinale 2014

Her next project was the star-studded comedy He Just Isn't That Into You, alongside Jennifer Aniston , Ginnifer Goodwin , Scarlett Johansson and Drew Barrymore . Then she starred in Creation , a film about the life of British naturalist Charles Darwin while he was writing his book The Origin of Species and his family's grief over the loss of their favorite daughter, Annie. She played alongside her husband Paul Bettany . Connelly also voiced character # 7 in Tim Burton's animated film # 9 .

In early 2011, she took on the supporting role of cook Beth at the side of Vince Vaughn and Kevin James in the tragic comedy Biggest Friends , which became a commercial flop and received mostly bad reviews. The comedy Who Believes Will Be Blessed - Salvation Boulevard , in which she stars alongside Greg Kinnear and Pierce Brosnan , premiered at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival . The story is about a cat-and-mouse game in which the charismatic megachurch -Pastor Dan, who leads an entire small town, trying to get rid of the only witness to a murder in the community.

Although Dustin Lance Black's small-town comedy Virginia premiered in 2010 under the name What's Wrong with Virginia at the 2010 Toronto Film Festival , the film didn't hit theaters until May 2012 after a rework and renaming. Connelly portrays the mentally disturbed single mother Virginia, who has a two-decade affair with married Sheriff Dick Tipton. She is in danger of losing her mind and ignoring signs of lung cancer when her son Emmet falls in love with the daughter of Tipton. To understand Virginia's needs and obstacles, Connelly spent time at the New York State Psychiatric Institute and the New York University Cancer Center . At the director's request, she took part in the selection of clothes for the role, as well as in the choice of interior design for the house of Virginia. She said of the film, " Virginia is a very peculiar independent film: It's very personal".

Jennifer Connelly at the 2010 Toronto International Film Festival

In the spring of 2012, it was announced that Connelly would play the ex-wife of writer Bill Borgens (played by Greg Kinnear) in the family drama Love Stories , with whom he became obsessed after the divorce three years ago. In February of the same year, she was introduced as the brand ambassador for the 2012 campaign of the Japanese cosmetics company Shiseido , for which she had worked in the 1980s. Paul Bowles reads the Audible audiobook The Sheltering Sky by Paul Bowles in March. Also in 2012 filming began on Darren Aronofsky's Noah , in which she plays Noah's wife Naameh. It is her first collaboration with Darren Aronofsky since Requiem for a Dream in 2000 and with Russell Crowe since A Beautiful Mind in 2001. The film was released in 2014. In October of that year it was announced that she was in negotiation for a role was in the film adaptation of the magical realism- style fantasy novel Winter's Tale , starring Russell Crowe and Will Smith . She got a role in the drama Cry / Fly in 2012 . In 2013 she joined in with the love story Shelter , the directorial debut of her husband Paul Bettany.

Personal

Connelly has been married to her British colleague Paul Bettany since January 2003 , whom she met while filming A Beautiful Mind . The couple have a son and a daughter. Connelly brought another son into the marriage from her relationship with photographer David Dugan.

Others

Connelly has been named one of the most beautiful women in the world by magazines such as People Magazine , Vanity Fair and Esquire several times .

On November 14, 2005, Connelly was named Amnesty International's Ambassador for Human Rights Education. In 2008 she shot a commercial about the global importance of drinking water to support hydraulic engineering projects in Africa , India and Central America . In May 2009 she participated in Revlon's Annual 5k Run / Walk for Women . In May 2012, she was appointed Save the Children Ambassador to protect children's rights worldwide.

In 2012, Jennifer Connelly read Paul Bowles ' novel The Sheltering Sky as an audio book for Audible .

Filmography (selection)

Connelly in New York City (2005)

Awards and nominations

year title role Director Remarks
2000 Requiem for a Dream Marion Silver Darren Aronofsky Nominated -  Chlotrudis Award Best Supporting Actress
Nominated -  Independent Spirit Award Best Supporting Actress
Nominated - Las Vegas Film Critics Society Awards Best Supporting Actress
Nominated - Online Film Critics Society Award Best Supporting Actress
Nominated - Phoenix Film Critics Society Award Best Supporting Actress
2001 A Beautiful Mind - genius and madness Alicia Nash Ron Howard Oscar Best Supporting Actress
American Film Institute Award Best Supporting Actress
BAFTA Award Best Supporting Actress
Broadcast Film Critics Association Best Supporting Actress
Golden Globe Award Best Supporting Actress in a Feature
Kansas City Film Critics Circle Award Best Supporting Actress
Online Film Critics Society Award Best Supporting Actress
Phoenix Film Critics Society Best Supporting Actress
Satellite Award Best Supporting Actress in a Feature
Southeastern Film Critics Association Award Best Supporting Actress
Nominated - Chicago Film Critics Association Award Best Supporting Actress
Nominated - Empire Awards Best Supporting Actress
Nominated - Las Vegas Film Critics Society AwardsBest Supporting Actress
Nominated - Screen Actors Guild Award Best Actress
Nominated - Screen Actors Guild Award Best ensemble
2003 Hulk Betty Ross Ang Lee Nominated -  Saturn Award Best Actress
2003 House made of sand and fog Kathy Nicolo Vadim Perelman Kansas City Film Critics Circle Award Best Actress
Nominated - Broadcast Film Critics Association Award for Best Actress
Nominated - Satellite Award for Best Actress in a Feature Film

Web links

Commons : Jennifer Connelly  - Collection of Images

Individual evidence

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personal data
SURNAME Connelly, Jennifer
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Connelly, Jennifer Lynn (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION US-american actress
DATE OF BIRTH December 12, 1970
PLACE OF BIRTH Cairo , New York