Portrait of Glenn Close by Glenn Close
In 2019, Glenn Close was nominated for Best Actress at the 91st Academy Awards for the film "The Wife" (2017), and Hollywood finally remembers Glenn Cross, an actress who has been nominated for 6 Oscars but has not received any results, and the Oscars undoubtedly owe her too much affection. The previous six nominations were three for Best Actress: Adrian Ryan Adrian Lyne's Fatal Seduction/Fatal Attraction (1987), Stephen Fres Stephen Frears' Dangerous Relationships/Obsessive Liaisons (1988), Rodrigo García's Rodrigo García's Hermaphrig/Masquerade/The Masquerade/Albert Collins. Norbert Nobbs (2011); 3-time Best Supporting Actress: George Roy Hill George Roy Hill (1921-2002) for The World According to Garp (1982), Lawrence Castan's Lawrence Kasdan for "The Big Chill", Barry Scott's "The Big Chill Again" (1983), Barry Scott Levinson Barry Levinson's The Natural (1984).
A scene from the movie The Wife (2017).
Later, there was an analysis by American film critics: "The Virtuous Wife" in Glenn Cross because of the role relationship, the performance style is calm and introverted, most of the time with subtle facial expressions to show psychological activities, perhaps this kind of performance without too much emotional ups and downs (only the last quarrel scene is let go), did not impress more Oscar judges.
The final winner of best actress at the 91st Academy Awards was Olivia Colman from the UK, who magically performed an absurd, self-indulgent queen in "The Favourite/Contend for Favors" (2018). Olivia Coleman not only yelled in spite of the image, but also revealed a micro-expression that was just right. Coupled with emma Stone and Rachel Weisz, three women in one play, the British nonsense of the whole film adds a unique fun to the film, and the dark competition between women is always full of drama.
In the film The Wife (2017), Glenn Cross Glenn Close and Jonathan Preson Pryce
This is Olivia Coleman's debut at the Oscars, and it cannot be said that her luck is really good!
Back in 2012, Glenn Cross attacked the 84th Academy Awards with the attitude of a woman dressed as a man in "Male and Female", conquering countless judges and audiences with a god-level performance.
But on the Oscars stage, the judges finally put Meryl Streep's "Iron Lady/Iron Lady Thatcher The Iron Lady" (2011) to the Throne of queen again, and Glenn Cross once again brushed past the Oscars. Glenn Cross lost both times to the "Queen of England".
Glenn Close's image in the film Hermaphrodite/Cross-Dressing Male/Albert Nobbs (2011).
Don't think that in Hollywood, only Jessica Lange, Meryl Streep, Kate Winslet and other famous actresses in Hollywood are the most aggrieved Oscar runners in the past 40 years, at least they finally got what they wanted, and Glenn Cross's low-key name has been swirling outside the door of the after-movie world, and the reputation is not good.
Glenn Cross was on the list of Oscar nominations for Best Actress predicted by almost all critics with Hermap. As early as 30 years ago, this eponymous stage play on Broadway has been called Glenn Cross's personal reserve show, in order to bring this play to the big screen, Glenn Cross has been working hard for 15 years, and this time he has personally participated in the adaptation of the script and production.
On the set of the film Hermaphrodite/Dragman/Albert Nobbs (2011), Glenn Cross Glenn Close and director Rodrigo García García
At a press conference on December 9, 2010, Glenn Cross said: "I am confident that this film will bring everyone who has watched it on an emotional, funny, heartbreaking and crazy unexpected journey." ”
Adapted from George Moore's short story "The Simple Life of Albert Norbers", "Male and Female" tells the story of a woman disguised as a man in order to survive in 19th-century Dublin, in the process of transfiguration between male and female, she successfully deceived others and deceived herself, and in the end, "he" fell in love with another woman, hoping to form an ordinary family, but eventually became a victim in the gender war and the patriarchal world...
Glenn Close starred as actress Norma Desmond in the Broadway musical Sunset Boulevard Sunset Blvd
Retro last century, humble little characters, confused gender sense, adapted stage plays - it can be said that this "male and female" aims at the hearts of all the academy awards, and the slightly absurd and poignant story is focused on the humorous gimmick of "suddenly male and female", but it is dedicated to the serious proposition of feminist awakening.
Remembering the scene when I auditioned on Broadway, Glenn Cross couldn't help but smile: "I really don't know how to audition, when I walked into the room, picked up the script and started reading, halfway through I couldn't help but say: 'I'm about to be smothered by myself, you must be bored, I think I have to go home.'" ’”
Glenn Close at the 84th Academy Awards
"I knew I was definitely not going to get the role. As a result, that night, my agent told me that they thought my audition was one of the most interesting scenes of the day and told me to go back and try again. Then I got someone to teach me how to dress and how to use expressions and movements, because I really wanted the character. I often think, if I can play this role, what color can I not play? Because this role contains all the skills I had to learn as an actor — movement, costumes, eyes, sounds. ”
The show became a hit on Broadway that year, and Glenn Cross won Obie for Best Dramatic Actress.
Glenn Close's image in the film Fatal Seduction/Fatal Attraction (1987).
This fate continued until 2011, when Glenn Cross threw her understanding and acting skills into "Indistinguishable" again, and was once again only a stone's throw away from the Oscars, but what she was thinking about was not the little golden man, but the continuation of fate and enthusiasm: "I feel that this movie has a bit of a surreal, because from 1982 to now, so much time has passed, so many people are working for this movie, which makes me feel extraordinary." 」 Every morning, when I come to the set and see so many busy staff, I feel like I'm in a trance. ”
In the film The House of the Spirits (1993), Glenn Cross Glenn Close and Meryl Streep play each other
Although the American "Variety" magazine has pointed out that the procrastination of the plot of "Male and Female" may affect Glenn Cross's performance and future, this delayed Oscar gold man has long ceased to be a necessity for Glenn Cross, but is just the icing on the cake of an acting dream.
In fact, this is not Glenn Cross's first attempt to play the Olympics, compared to meryl Streep, who has been nominated 21 times, although it is a small witch, but 7 nominations and her pure acting skills are enough to make her respected by Hollywood.
Glenn Close's image in the film Dangerous Relationships/Love Affairs (1988).
In her 1982 debut film The World Through The Eyes of Gap, she was the feminist Jenny of Robin Williams (1951-2014), in 1983's HeartWarming, she was sarah dedicated to self-examination and idealism, and in 1987 she became Alex, the female editor of Michael Douglas, who seduced Michael Douglas in Deadly Temptation. And ranks seventh in the list of the most dangerous villains in film history.
Of course, Glenn Cross's most famous and seductive role on the big screen is undoubtedly Mrs. Dewey in Dangerous Relationship, a work shot by British director Stephen Stephen Frears, which, like Glenn Cross, received oscar nominations for best picture and best actress in 1988.
Promotional photo for the film The Great Debt/Reversal of Fortune (1990), Glenn Cross Glenn Close and Jeremy Irons
In 1990, in the star-studded but under-box-office film Foreversal of Fortune, Glenn Cross gave her a god-level performance of her acting career, catching up with Meryl Streep of that year.
It can be said that the 1980s and 1990s were the peak of Glenn Cross's acting, and one person won 5 Oscar nominations in just 6 years, even if all of them returned home, it was enough to record the history of film.
In the scene from the film Fatal Temptation/Fatal Attraction (1987), Glenn Close stabs Michael Douglas at Michael Douglas
However, the Hollywood film industry does not seem to remember how long she has been, many times with the post-film awards, too low-key personal life, and her appearance is not amazing, although she has always maintained the talent and true colors of excellent actors, but the name "Glenn Cross" is still very unfamiliar to popular film fans, she is like the TVB Golden Age hit drama those familiar acting supporting roles, people have seen her but are not familiar with her, remember her but do not know her, respect her but do not obsessed with her.
So Glenn Cross slowly left the big screen and switched to the small screen. In 2005, the American FX Television Network invited her to participate in the famous police drama "Shield The Shield", in which Glenn Cross took out a hard-hitting aura to play a smiling sheriff.
The film 101 Spotted Dogs 101 Dalmatians (1996) made Glenn Close fully acceptable to the general public, and the emoticons in the play were often distributed as memes in chat groups
Her calm acting skills were well received, which also prompted FX station to tailor a law-based drama "In the Name of law/Rift Damages" in 2007. Even she herself admits: "Yes, the Patty Herwes I played in The Rift is almost a personal portrait of me. So her almost one-man show supported the audience, and brought this niche drama mixed with suspense, conspiracy, crime solving and other factors to the public eye, and won the 2009 Emmy Best Actress Award.
In fact, Glenn Cross hit the small screen in the United States in the 20th century, and long before "In the Name of The Law", she had undoubtedly ascended to the throne of the first sister of the TV series with 8 Emmy nominations and 9 Golden Globe nominations. Despite passing the Oscars five times, the nominated professional won awards at the Emmys and Golden Globes.
Glenn Close's image in the TV series In the Name of Law/Rift Damages
In his long screen career from the 1990s to the present, Glenn Cross's feminist and powerful personal style has become more deeply rooted and unshakable, even in the movies "Air Force One" (1997) or "Copy Wife/Wife Changer The Stepford Wives" (2004), without forgetting to show a tough and resolute personal style.
After seeing so many of her cold, wild and arrogant female characters, Hollywood evaluated her as a spokesperson for women or feminism.
Glenn Close's image in the film Air Force One (1997).
But it wasn't until Glenn Cross played with the dogs in Disney's hilarious "101 Spotted Dogs 101 Dalmatians" (1996) that fans learned that she was not so feminist and powerful in private, a dog lover who had run a column on American websites and interviewed other celebrities about their intimate feelings with their dogs.
Later, it became known that Glenn Cross had a quirk of collecting her own costumes, was related to Princess Diana, and had a cousin on Long Island who resembled a mold carved out of her. She loves politics and has donated to Democratic candidates on numerous occasions, including Hillary Rodham Clinton, John Edwards and Barack Obama.
Glenn Close appeared on the TV show
Meanwhile, the tough-looking Glenn Cross has a rich love history, having been married four times, the most recent of which was in 2006 to bio-industrial entrepreneur David Shaw, and in August 2015, the two divorced.
Glenn Cross, who has a rich but unusually low profile in his private life, has never been the focus of media attention. Perhaps the most worthy of speculation about her is that her father, William Tofrey Cross, opened a clinic in congo as a child and served as a private physician for the then President of the Congo (Zaire), Mobutu Sessé Seko; she followed her parents to a slightly absurd organization: the Moral Reintegration Movement...
Stills from the movie What Happened to Monday? (2017).
Talking about missing out on Oscars several times, Glenn Cross said that it would not affect her, "I must say that if I allow this thing to affect me, then I should do something else." 」 I'm with a group of people with great creativity who discover, explore, and work together on a movie, a character. If I'm satisfied with that, I don't need any awards. ”
These are her measly poor personal information that can be searched on the browser, and you can rarely see the media telling her a long story, Glenn Cross is obviously not a female star who loves to linger in the lights, let alone the object that the media likes to chase - there is no scandal, life is simple, and there is even no public charity behavior that the star loves the most. Everything says that she's not a Hollywood darling.
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