Showing posts with label Naomi Watts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Naomi Watts. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Naomi Watts



Naomi Ellen Watts is a British-Australian Beautiful actress and model. Watts began her career in Australian television, where she appeared in commercials and series, including the  Brides of Christ and Hey Dad''!! Home and Away....!!. Watts first film role was in the 1986 drama For Love Alone. Later, she had a major supporting role in the coming of age film Flirting, and was cast in the 1996 horror film Children of the Corn IV: The Gathering.







Watts gained critical acclaim following her work in the 2001 psychological thriller Mulholland Drive. She appeared in the 2002 hit horror film The Ring. In 2004, she received the nomination for the Academy Award for Best Actress as well as for the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role for the 2003 drama 21 Grams.







In 2006, Naomi Watts became a good will ambassador for Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS, which helps to raise awareness of AIDS issues.



Naomi Watts Life Style




Naomi Watts Life Style

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Naomi Watts Awards

Naomi Watts Awards
  1. Broadcast Film Critics Association Award (2004) Best Actress - "21 Grams"
  2. Los Angeles Film Critics Association Award (2004) Best Actress - "21 Grams"
  3. Independent Spirit Special Distinction Award (2004) - "21 Grams"
  4. Venice Film Festival Audience Award (2003) Best Actress - "21 Grams"
  5. Los Angeles Film Critics Association Award (2003) Best Actress - "21 Grams"
  6. Venice Film Festival Wella Prize (2003) - "21 Grams and Le Divorce"
  7. ShoWest Award (2002) Female Star of Tomorrow
  8. Chicago Film Critics Association Award (2002) Best Actress - "Mulholland Dr."
  9. Chicago Film Critics Award (2002) Best Actress - "Mulholland Dr."
  10. ShoWest Female Star of Tomorrow (2002)
  11. National Society of Film Critics Award (2002) Best Actress - "Mulholland Dr."
  12. San Diego Film Critics Society Award (2001) Best Supporting Actress - "Mulholland Dr."
  13. Las Vegas Film Critics Society Award (2001) Best Supporting Actress - "Mulholland Dr."
  14. Online Film Critics Society Award (2001) Breakthrough Performance - "Mulholland Dr."
  15. National Society of Film Critics Award (2001) Best Actress - "Mulholland Dr."
  16. National Board of Review Award (2001) Breakthrough Performance by an Actress - "Mulholland Dr."
  17. Movieline Breakthrough of the Year Award (Female) (2001) - "Mulholland Dr."
  18. National Board of Review Breakthrough Performer (Female) Award (2001) - "Mulholland Dr."
  19. New York Film Critics Online Award (2001) Breakthrough Performance - "Mulholland Dr."

NAOMI WATTS CONTACT

 NAOMI WATTS CONTACT

You can contact Naomi Watts to:
June Cann Management
73 Jersey Road, Woollahra 2025
Australia

Naomi Watts Filmography

Naomi Watts Filmography

  • Mother and Child (2010) (for sexuality, brief nudity, and language)Actor, Played "Elizabeth"
  • The International (2009) 15 (Contains strong bloody violence and language)Played "Eleanor Whitman"
  • Funny Games (2008) 18 (Contains strong sustained threat, humiliation and violence)Actor, Played "Ann", Executive Producer
  • Eastern Promises (2007) 18 (Contains strong bloody violence)Played "Anna Khitrova"
  • The Painted Veil (2007) 12A (Contains one moderate sex scene)Played "Kitty Fane", Producer
  • Inland Empire (2007) 15 (Contains strong language and moderate violence, sex and sex references)Played "Voice"
  • Ellie Parker (2006) 15 (for language, sexual content and some violence)Played "Ellie Parker", Producer
  • Stay (2006) 15 (Contains references to suicide)Actor, Played "Lila Culpepper"
  • King Kong (2005) 12A (Contains mild violence, peril and mild horror.)Actor, Played "Ann Darrow"
  • We Don't Live Here Anymore (2005) 15 (Contains one use of very strong language and strong sexual theme)Played "Edith Evans", Producer
  • The Assassination of Richard Nixon (2005) 15 (Contains strong language and one scene of strong violence)Played "Marie Bicke"
  • The Ring twO (2005) 15 (Contains strong supernatural horror and threat)Actor, Played "Rachel Keller"
  • Ned Kelly (2004) 15 (for violence and brief nudity)Played "Julia Cook"
  • 21 Grams (2004) 15 (Contains strong language, moderate sex, violence and drug use)Actor, Played "Christina Peck"
  • Le Divorce (2003) 12A (Contains moderate language and brief injury)Played "Roxeanna de Persand"
  • The Ring (2003) 15 (Contains strong menace and moderate horror)Actor, Played "Rachel"
  • Undertaking Betty (2003) (for some sexual content)Played "Meredith"
  • The Ring (2002) (2002) (for thematic elements, disturbing images, language and some drug references)Actor/Actress
  • Mulholland Drive (2002) 15 (for violence, language and some strong sexuality)Played "Betty Elms"
  • Wyvern Mystery, The (2000) Actor/Actress
  • Babe: Pig in the City (1998) UActor, Played "Additional Voice"
  • Funny Games (1998) 18 (Passed '18' for violence and terrorisation)Played "Ann", Executive Producer
  • Dangerous Beauty (1998) (For some scenes of strong sexuality, and for nudity and language)Played "Guila De Lezze"
  • Flirting (1992) Played "Janet Odgers"
  • Tank Girl Actor, Played "Jet Girl"
  • I Heart Huckabees 15 (Contains strong language)Played "Dawn Campbell"

TOP ACTRESS NAOMI WATTS PROFILE

TOP ACTRESS NAOMI WATTS PROFILE

Name: Naomi Watts
Height: 5' 5"
Sex: F
Nationality: British
Birth Date: September 28, 1968
Birth Place: Shoreham, Sussex, England, UK
Profession: actress, model
Relationship: Heath Ledger (actor; born on April 4, 1979; 2002-2004)
Father: Peter Watts (sound engineer for Pink Floyd until 1974; died in 1975)
Mother: Miv Watts
Brother: Benjamin Watts (photographer)
Claim to fame: as Betty Elms/Diane Selwyn in David Lynch's Mullholland Drive (2001)

Super Actress Naomi Watts

Super Actress Naomi Watts

Born in England, the leggy blond suffered the trauma of losing her father when she was only ten years old.
“There was a time I was very much blaming the way I felt on L.A, that it was a vacuum of creativity, of humor or anything organic, and I was really angry at the place. But then today I feel completely different – I love L.A.!”
In August 2007, police were called in to remove more than 30 paparazzi who had swarmed on Naomi Watts while she shopped at a grocery store. She was forced to hide inside, while her friend drove their car as close to the door as she could, in order to allow Naomi to jump in without pushing through the paparazzi.
Her salary for “King Kong” was reportedly $5,000,000.
Naomi says about her experience filming “King Kong”, “My arms and legs were black and blue with bruises… It’s like I was in marine boot camp. Now I want to do something where the most strenuous thing I do is kiss the leading man!”
“I’ve slept with a few directors but still didn’t get the part. Isn’t that strange?”

Naomi Watts Biography

Naomi Watts Biography.

BIRTHDAY
September 28, 1968
Shoreham, England
RECENT CREDITS
Dream House (FILM)  Feb. 18, 2011
Fair Game (FILM)  Nov. 5, 2010
You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger (FILM)  Sep. 22, 2010
Mother and Child (FILM)  May. 7, 2010
The International (FILM)  Feb. 13, 2009 
Born in England, raised in Australia and — after 15 years of hard work — an "overnight" Hollywood success, this actress is as brilliant as she is gorgeous. Watts began studying acting Down Under and befriended Nicole Kidman at a commercial audition when the two were just teens. In their twenties they both appeared in the boarding-school drama Flirting, but Kidman's star rose much more quickly than Watts'. Throughout the '90s, Watts languished in supporting parts that failed to showcase her incredible versatility and knack for accents. Yet, with a lot of encouragement from Kidman, she stuck it out and finally got her big break in 2001's Mulholland Dr. Originally conceived as a TV series, this offbeat chronicle of an L.A. starlet was released as a movie that featured Watts in two powerhouse parts. Audiences and critics immediately took notice of her talent, and the next year she finally hit the big time with the horror flick The Ring and made the tabloids because of her romance with hunk Heath Ledger, 10 years her junior. Watts continued her hot streak with an Oscar-nominated turn in 2003's 21 Grams and soon signed on to play an ape's best gal in the remake of King Kong. After her relationship with Ledger ended in 2004, she found new love in the arms of the more mature Liev Schreiber, her costar in The Painted Veil.