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Last update: 2002/3/25
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| Hair Today, 'Gone in Sixty Seconds' by Aimee Agresti (June 2000, Premiere.com) |
| Interview in GQ magazine (May 2000, see cover photo
below) |
| CNN.com - Supporting actors (March 27,2000) |
| Cover Story in "Rolling Stone Magazine"(RS 819): "The Devil in Miss Jolie", by Mim Udovitch (August 1999) |
| Interview in "Movieline"(USA), March'99, by Michael Angeli ("Trés
Jolie") |
| Interview in "Premiere"(USA), January'99, by Tom Roston ("Wild Angel") |
| NAME: | Angelina Jolie Voight |
| BORN: | June 4, 1975, Los Angeles, California,USA. |
| FAMILY: | Daughter of the actor Jon Voight and Marcheline Bertrand.Her brother, James Haven Voight, is a movie director. Divorced from the actor Jonny Lee Miller ("Trainspotting"). |
| EDUCATION: | Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute. |
| OCCUPATION: | Actress |
| HEIGHT: | 5'7" |
| TATTOOS: | 8 tattoos (so they say...) - a dragon - quod me nutrit me destruit (on her belly) - "A prayer for the wild at heart, kept on cages", by Tennessee Williams (on the inside of the left arm). - a japanese sign for death - 2 pointy black American Indian symbols - a large black cross. |
| TRIVIA: | Lefthanded. She declared to be bisexual. Favorit singers: Frank Sinatra, The Clash and Johnny Cash. Collects knives. |
| FIRST JOBS: | Model and actress in videoclips (Meat Loaf, Lemonheads and Lenny Kravitz). |
| AWARDS | |
| 1998: | - Nominated Emmy Award
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or a Movie ("Gia",'98 TV) - Nominated Emmy Award Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or Movie ("George Wallace",'97 TV) - Won Gloden Globe Award Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Series, Mini-S.or M.Picture ("George Wallace",'97 TV) - Won L.A. Outfest Grand Jury Award Outstanding Actress in a Feature Film ("Gia",'98 TV) |
| 1999: | - Won Gloden Globe Award
Best Performance by an Actress in a Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made
for TV ("Gia",'98 TV) - Won SAG Award Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a TV Movie or Miniseries ("Gia",'98 TV) |
| 2000: | - Won BFCA Award Best
Supporting Actress ("Girl, Interrupted",'99) - Won SAG Award Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role ("Girl, Interrupted",'99) - Won Gloden Globe Award Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture ("Girl, Interrupted",'99) - Won Oscar Award Best Actress in a Supporting Role ("Girl, Interrupted",'99) |
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| 2001: |
"Tomb Raider" (as Lara Croft)
directed by Simon West (I) ("Con Air",´97; "The General´s Daughter", ´99); with Jon Voight,... 
"Original Sin" (as ...) 
directed by Michael Cristofer; with Antonio Banderas, James Haven Voight,...
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| 2000: |
"Gone in Sixty Seconds" (as Sara "Sway" Wayland)
directed by Dominic Sena ("Kalifornia" ´93); with Nicolas Cage, Robert Duvall,...
Review: My expectations for this movie were very high so I was a little disappointed of this remake of the ´74 original. The cinematography is one of the few positives things of the movie. And don't expect great performances although the group of top actors. Good: Superb chase car with a superb Mustang Shelby GT-500. Listen to the sound of that V8...wow. Still it doesn´t top the "Ronin" chases. Bad: The other cars are just for show...except a mini-chase with a 911. Not even a chase with a Lamborghini? or a Ferrari? I guess the budget was not big enought! I still remember the first 5 minutes of "The Cannonball run" with a Countach or the black Ferrari in "The Hidden"... Angelina appears in the screen for nearly the same minutes as in the trailer ... almost. (L.O.) |
| 1999: |
"Girl, Interrupted" (as Lisa)
directed by James Mangold; with Winona Ryder, Vanessa Redgrave,...
"The Bone Collector" (as Amelia Donaghy)
directed by Phillip Noyce; with Denzel Washington,...
Review: Endings are the last impression of a movie and in this case it gives you a bad impression. I must confess that in my first review I gave 4 starts, undoubtedly blind by Angelina's performance but I saw it a second time and reconsider. Good: Angelina is one of the few positives things in this movie along with the cinematography by Dean Semler ("Dances with Wolves", '90; "Waterworld", '95). Bad: Denzel "not at his best" Washington and the plot (its very easy to figured who's the killer; nothing new) Really Bad: the end! (L.O.) "Pushing Tin" (as Mary Bell) directed by Mike Newell; with John Cusack, Billy Bob Thornton, Cate Blanchett,...
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| 1998: |
"Hell's Kitchen" (as Gloria McNeary)
directed by Tony Cinciripini; with Rosanna Arquette,...
"Gia" (as Gia Carangi) TV
"Playing by Heart" (as Joan) directed by Willard Carroll; with Gillian Anderson, Sean Connery, Dennis Quaid, Madeleine Stowe,...
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| 1997: |
"True Women" (as Georgia Lawshe adult)
mini TV series "George Wallace" (as Cornelia Wallace) TV "Playing God" (as Claire) directed by Andy Wilson; with David Duchovny, Timothy Hutton,...
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| 1996: |
"Foxfire" (as Margaret "Legs" Sadowsky)
directed by Annette Haywood-Carter
"Love is All There is" (as Gina Malacici) directed by Joseph Bologna and Renée Taylor "Mojave Moon" (as Ellie) directed by Kevin Dowling |
| 1995: |
"Without Evidence" (as ...)
directed by Gill Dennis
"Hackers" (as Kate Libby,"Acid Burn")
directed by Iain Softley
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| 1993: |
"Cyborg2: Glass Shadow" (as Cash)
directed by Michael Schroeder
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| 1992: |
"Lookin' to Get Out" (as Tosh)
directed by Hal Ashby |
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