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Who’s Afraid Of Nicole Kidman
Copyright © 2005, Deborah Weingrod
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A tall elegant redhead, Nicole Kidman, who has appeared often as
a blonde or a brunette is the films she has graced with her
incredibly subtle performances. While she tries to choose good
scripts, her fans nevertheless will watch anything she’s in and
walk away satisfied with much disregard to story or other
performances.
It did not come as a surprise when she was finally nominated for
her work in Moulin Rouge. She was working on Dogville when she
received word of the nomination. How this woman can juggle her
success with raising two children is beyond belief for some, but
Kidman is known for her firm discipline in work as well as in
life.
While her last films did not complement her talent, they did
enjoy a decent amount of box office success. Interestingly it
seems that she chooses what films to do based on the same genres.
Recently, she has played mostly quirky characters in a group of
comedies (Stepford Wives, Bewitched) while many have confused her
more dramatic roles in tragedo-dramas (Birth, Dogville, The Human
Stain).
Kidman has worked with the most prolific actors ranging from
Stanley Kubrick to Sidney Pollack to Gus Van Sant and Lans Van
Trier and she has a lot of more work coming up soon.
These days, whatever project enters the casting process, Kidman’s
name always seems to be the first to come up. For a while she
was rumored to have been involved with the highly secretive JFK
script Machiavelli Hangman (directed by Shervin Youssefian),
to be produced by then hubby Tom Cruise. Her involvement with
the hangman is still not completely certain but a possible cameo
may surprise audiences at the film’s release, in late December.
Kidman is also involved with seven other projects that will be
soon in theatres everywhere. These include Wedding Season,
American Darlings, Emma’s War, The Lady From Shanghai, Invasion,
Happy Feet and Fur.
In the Tony Scott directed Emma’s War, Kidman plays with co-star
Taylor Handley. This movie is said to bring her a second Oscar
win for her role as an aid worker in the Sudan who marries a
warlord who wants to take over the country.
Kidman’s range as an actress has attracted many filmmakers but
interestingly enough, she has never worked with either Steven
Spielberg or Martin Scorsese who are two of the most important
American directors of the time.
With so much work on her plate, one would wonder how she makes
the time to devote 100% to each project and always come out
brilliant. Not a lot of people could deal with so much pressure
and that is the precise reason why there is only one Nicole
Kidman on the charts.
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