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Nicole is an Academy Award, Emmy Award & Golden Globe Award winning actress who is best known for her roles in films such as Moulin Rouge!, The Hours, and Cold Mountain. She also starred as Celeste in HBOs Big Little Lies.
At the age of 16 she landed her first film role in the Australian holiday film, Bush Christmas. She continued in television & movie roles in her native Australia and then in 1989 made her US debut in the film Dead Calm. Since then she has wowed audiences in her roles on the stage, the silver screen and television screens in a wide variety of roles.
Nicole is an advocate for womens rights and an UNIFEM Goodwill Ambassador. Nicole is married to singer Keith Urban and a mother to her son Connor and daughters Isabella, Sunday, & Faith
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The UndoingGrace FraserLimited series that focuses on Grace Fraser, a successful therapist, and her devoted husband, Jonathan, and their young son who attends an elite private school in New York City. A chasm opens in Grace's seemingly perfect life: a violent death, a missing spouse and a chain of terrible revelations. -
The PromAngie DickinsonA troupe of hilariously self-obsessed theater stars swarm into a small conservative Indiana town in support of a high school girl who wants to take her girlfriend to the prom. -
The NorthmanQueen GudrunViking revenge saga set in Iceland at the turn of the 10th century. -
Nine Perfect StrangersMashaTelevision series adaptation of Liane Moriarty's novel.
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| UN WOMEN unwomen.org Nicole was appointed Goodwill Ambassador in January 2006. As UN Women Goodwill Ambassador, her efforts are geared towards raising awareness on the infringement of women’s human rights around the world, with a particular focus on putting a spotlight on violence against women, probably the most pervasive human rights violation that affects as many as 1 in every 3 women. |
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Lav Diaz’s Venice winner “The Woman Who Left” has been added to the lineup for the 60th BFI London Film Festival, which also added the new documentary from legendary filmmaker Errol Morris and two new Screen Talks to its program Thursday.
Actors Nicole Kidman and Dev Patel, who co-star in “Lion,” and Korean filmmaker Park Chan-wook will participate in career-retrospective talks at the festival as part of its regular Screen Talks series.
Having Kidman and Patel (pictured), whose new film is receiving a gala premiere at the London fest, take part in a joint Screen Talk is unusual but not unprecedented: At the 2015 festival, directors Walter Salles and Jia Zhang-ke took part in a joint talk tied to the fest’s screening of Salles’ documentary about the Chinese auteur, “Jia Zhang-ke, a Guy from Fenyang.”
Controversial Korean director Park, who will also participate in BAFTA’s Screenwriter Lecture series, presented in partnership with the BFI, later in October, joins a roster of maverick filmmakers giving Screen Talks at the fest. Screen Talks with Werner Herzog, Paul Verhoeven and Ben Wheatley were previously announced. Park’s latest film, “The Handmaiden,” also receives a gala screening, fronting the fest’s Dare strand.
Hot off its Golden Lion win at the Venice Film Festival, Diaz’s “The Woman Who Left” will join Morris’ “The B Side: Elsa Dorfman’s Portrait Photography” as additions to the fest’s lineup. Diaz’s film, nearly four hours long and shot in black and white, tells the story of a schoolteacher who, released after serving 30 years in prison for a crime she did not commit, returns home with vengeance on her mind.
Morris’ documentary, about the life of photographer Elsa Dorfman, will receive its European premiere at the festival, which runs October 5-16.
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Nicole is an Academy Award, Emmy Award & Golden Globe Award winning actress who is best known for her roles in films such as Moulin Rouge!, The Hours, and Cold Mountain. She also starred as Celeste in HBOs Big Little Lies.
At the age of 16 she landed her first film role in the Australian holiday film, Bush Christmas. She continued in television & movie roles in her native Australia and then in 1989 made her US debut in the film Dead Calm. Since then she has wowed audiences in her roles on the stage, the silver screen and television screens in a wide variety of roles.
Nicole is an advocate for womens rights and an UNIFEM Goodwill Ambassador. Nicole is married to singer Keith Urban and a mother to her son Connor and daughters Isabella, Sunday, & Faith
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The UndoingGrace FraserLimited series that focuses on Grace Fraser, a successful therapist, and her devoted husband, Jonathan, and their young son who attends an elite private school in New York City. A chasm opens in Grace's seemingly perfect life: a violent death, a missing spouse and a chain of terrible revelations.
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The PromAngie DickinsonA troupe of hilariously self-obsessed theater stars swarm into a small conservative Indiana town in support of a high school girl who wants to take her girlfriend to the prom.
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The NorthmanQueen GudrunViking revenge saga set in Iceland at the turn of the 10th century.
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Nine Perfect StrangersMashaTelevision series adaptation of Liane Moriarty's novel.
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| UN WOMEN unwomen.org Nicole was appointed Goodwill Ambassador in January 2006. As UN Women Goodwill Ambassador, her efforts are geared towards raising awareness on the infringement of women’s human rights around the world, with a particular focus on putting a spotlight on violence against women, probably the most pervasive human rights violation that affects as many as 1 in every 3 women. |
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