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* ''[[BMX Bandits]]'' (1983) |
* ''[[BMX Bandits]]'' (1983) |
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* ''[[Dead Calm]]'' (1989) -- Thriller which also starred Billy Zane and Sam Neill. One of her first breakthrough roles. |
* ''[[Dead Calm]]'' (1989) -- Thriller which also starred Billy Zane and Sam Neill. One of her first breakthrough roles. |
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* ''[[Malice ( |
* ''[[Malice (film)|Malice]]'' (1993) |
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* ''[[Batman Forever]]'' (1995) |
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* ''[[To Die For]]'' (1995) |
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* ''The Peacemaker'' (1997) -- Alongside [[George Clooney]]. |
* ''The Peacemaker'' (1997) -- Alongside [[George Clooney]]. |
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* ''[[Practical Magic]]'' (1998) -- Alongside [[Sandra Bullock]]. |
* ''[[Practical Magic]]'' (1998) -- Alongside [[Sandra Bullock]]. |
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* ''[[Eyes Wide Shut]]'' (1999) |
* ''[[Eyes Wide Shut]]'' (1999) |
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* ''[[Birthday Girl]]'' (2001) |
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* ''[[Moulin Rouge]]!'' (2001) -- (Baz Lurhmann) |
* ''[[Moulin Rouge]]!'' (2001) -- (Baz Lurhmann) |
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* ''[[The Others ( |
* ''[[The Others (film)|The Others]]'' (2001) |
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* ''[[The Hours]]'' (2002) -- Won her the [[Academy Award]] for Best Actress. |
* ''[[The Hours]]'' (2002) -- Won her the [[Academy Award]] for Best Actress. |
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* ''[[Cold Mountain]]'' (2003) |
* ''[[Cold Mountain]]'' (2003) |
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* ''[[The Golden Compass]]'' (2007) |
* ''[[The Golden Compass]]'' (2007) |
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* ''[[Film/Australia|Australia]]'' (2008) -- (Again by Baz Luhrmann) |
* ''[[Film/Australia|Australia]]'' (2008) -- (Again by Baz Luhrmann) |
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* ''[[Nine ( |
* ''[[Nine (theatre)|Nine]]'' (2009) |
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* ''Rabbit Hole'' (2010) |
* ''Rabbit Hole'' (2010) |
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* ''[[Just Go with It]]'' (2011) |
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=== Provides examples of: === |
=== Provides examples of: === |
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* [[Australian Accent]]: Duh, she's Australian. If you want to know what the average Australian ''[[Land Down Under|actually]]'' sounds like, listen to her in interviews. |
* [[Australian Accent]]: Duh, she's Australian. If you want to know what the average Australian ''[[Land Down Under|actually]]'' sounds like, listen to her in interviews. |
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* [[Cameo]]: In the [[Robbie Williams]] video for his cover of [[Frank Sinatra|Sinatra's]] ''Something Stupid''. |
* [[Cameo]]: In the [[Robbie Williams]] video for his cover of [[Frank Sinatra|Sinatra's]] ''Something Stupid''. |
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** also in the recent [[Adam Sandler]] movie [[Just Go |
** also in the recent [[Adam Sandler]] movie [[Just Go with It]]. |
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* [[Defrosting Ice Queen]] |
* [[Defrosting Ice Queen]] |
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* [[Dye Hard]]: She's naturally red-haired but is more famous for being an 'icy-blonde'. |
* [[Dye Hard]]: She's naturally red-haired but is more famous for being an 'icy-blonde'. |
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* [[Ice Queen]] |
* [[Ice Queen]] |
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* [[Oscar Bait]]: Which has helped garner 3 Oscar nominations for Best Actress, including a win for 2002's ''The Hours''. |
* [[Oscar Bait]]: Which has helped garner 3 Oscar nominations for Best Actress, including a win for 2002's ''The Hours''. |
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* [[Playing Against Type]]: In contrast to her usual [[Defrosting Ice Queen]] role she has played an evil [[Brainless Beauty]] in ''[[ |
* [[Playing Against Type]]: In contrast to her usual [[Defrosting Ice Queen]] role she has played an evil [[Brainless Beauty]] in ''[[To Die For]]'' and a [[Cute Witch]] in the film version of ''[[Bewitched (film)|Bewitched]]''. |
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* [[Statuesque Stunner]] |
* [[Statuesque Stunner]] |
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* [[Tiny Guy Huge Girl]]: She used to be married to the much shorter [[Tom Cruise]]. When they divorced she made her famous comment: "Now I can wear heels again" in regard to the situation. |
* [[Tiny Guy, Huge Girl]]: She used to be married to the much shorter [[Tom Cruise]]. When they divorced she made her famous comment: "Now I can wear heels again" in regard to the situation. |
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** Mocked when she was doing press for ''The Peacemaker'' with [[George Clooney]]. They both appeared on a late show together and while Kidman was complaining about looking so tall on screen, Clooney was teasing her by slowly sliding down in the next seat. |
** Mocked when she was doing press for ''The Peacemaker'' with [[George Clooney]]. They both appeared on a late show together and while Kidman was complaining about looking so tall on screen, Clooney was teasing her by slowly sliding down in the next seat. |
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*** Even now, despite the claims from Keith Urban that he's 5'10", when people see the two of them side by side, they [http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/entertainment/2006-11/15/xin_29110315101995794798.jpg aren't buying it.] |
*** Even now, despite the claims from Keith Urban that he's 5'10", when people see the two of them side by side, they [http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/entertainment/2006-11/15/xin_29110315101995794798.jpg aren't buying it.] |
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Revision as of 23:52, 8 April 2014
Nicole Kidman (born 1967) is an Australian actress. She is currently one of Hollywood's leading ladies and a frequent portrayer of 'icy-blondes' on screen; even though she is a natural redhead. She was once married to Tom Cruise and has two adopted children with him. Now married to the singer Keith Urban with whom she has a daughter named Sunday Rose.
Films she has starred in:
- BMX Bandits (1983)
- Dead Calm (1989) -- Thriller which also starred Billy Zane and Sam Neill. One of her first breakthrough roles.
- Malice (1993)
- Batman Forever (1995)
- To Die For (1995)
- The Peacemaker (1997) -- Alongside George Clooney.
- Practical Magic (1998) -- Alongside Sandra Bullock.
- Eyes Wide Shut (1999)
- Birthday Girl (2001)
- Moulin Rouge! (2001) -- (Baz Lurhmann)
- The Others (2001)
- The Hours (2002) -- Won her the Academy Award for Best Actress.
- Cold Mountain (2003)
- The Stepford Wives (2004) -- Noughties remake.
- Dogville (2004)
- The Golden Compass (2007)
- Australia (2008) -- (Again by Baz Luhrmann)
- Nine (2009)
- Rabbit Hole (2010)
- Just Go with It (2011)
Provides examples of:
- Australian Accent: Duh, she's Australian. If you want to know what the average Australian actually sounds like, listen to her in interviews.
- Cameo: In the Robbie Williams video for his cover of Sinatra's Something Stupid.
- also in the recent Adam Sandler movie Just Go with It.
- Defrosting Ice Queen
- Dye Hard: She's naturally red-haired but is more famous for being an 'icy-blonde'.
- English Rose: in Australia.
- Fake Nationality: The majority of her film roles, since she rarely gets a chance to play an Aussie (even in Australia she plays a Brit). These include:
- Fake American: Many roles. She technically has dual-citizenship since she was born in Honolulu, though both of her parents from Australia and she was raised there.
- Fake Brit: In Hours (as Virginia Woolf) and Australia.
- Fake French: In Moulin Rouge!.
- Fake Irish: In Far and Away.
- Fake Russian: In Birthday Girl.
- Hair of Gold
- Heterosexual Life Partners: She and Naomi Watts are very close.
- Ice Queen
- Oscar Bait: Which has helped garner 3 Oscar nominations for Best Actress, including a win for 2002's The Hours.
- Playing Against Type: In contrast to her usual Defrosting Ice Queen role she has played an evil Brainless Beauty in To Die For and a Cute Witch in the film version of Bewitched.
- Statuesque Stunner
- Tiny Guy, Huge Girl: She used to be married to the much shorter Tom Cruise. When they divorced she made her famous comment: "Now I can wear heels again" in regard to the situation.
- Mocked when she was doing press for The Peacemaker with George Clooney. They both appeared on a late show together and while Kidman was complaining about looking so tall on screen, Clooney was teasing her by slowly sliding down in the next seat.
- Even now, despite the claims from Keith Urban that he's 5'10", when people see the two of them side by side, they aren't buying it.
- Mocked when she was doing press for The Peacemaker with George Clooney. They both appeared on a late show together and while Kidman was complaining about looking so tall on screen, Clooney was teasing her by slowly sliding down in the next seat.
- The Vamp: Playing Mrs. Coulter in The Golden Compass. In fact she was author Philip Pullman's first choice for the role and he later admitted that he should have made the character blonde to reflect this point.
