
The Presentation should include the star's bio, his future plans (if they'te known), photos and everything you think it may sound interesting.I hope you'll enjoy it!
For Paul Verhoeven fans, she's the star of his new Dutch film Zwartboek (Black Book) of wich Sony Pictures has acquired the distribution rights for the United States. The film is great but she's simply brilliant. She's flawless. I hope thr rumors about ehr being approached by American filmstudio's are true, because I truly believe she has what it takes to make it big. I believe a Variety article even referred to her as being a brilliant actress. Don't let the fact that it's a foreign language film stop you from seeing it, she's amazing as is the film.
Carice (Anouk) van Houten was born in Leiderdorp (near Leiden) on 5 September 1976. Her parents are Margje Stasse (on the board of Dutch educational TV) and writer and broadcaster Theodore van Houten. She is the elder sister of actress and designer Jelka van Houten. When she was five her father took her to a screening of Abel Gance's epic Napoleon which fascinated her. She has demonstrated great interest in cinema since. Carice convincingly demonstrated her acting talents at the Bonifatius Lyceum high school, Utrecht, in the early 90s. One of her first parts was the title role in Hugo Claus's play Tijl Uilenspiegehel. She also developed a skill in clarinet playing. In 1995 she was rather uniquely accepted by both the Maastricht and Amsterdam drama academies, and started her TV career (Labyrint, VPRO TV 1997) as a student of the Kleinkunst Academie Amsterdam. There she was awarded the 1999 Pisuisse Prize, and the 2000 Top Naeff Prize for her theatre work. A day before the Top Naeff Prize she was awarded the 'Gouden Kalf' as best TV actress in Martin Koolhoven's Suzy Q. In 2001 she starred in Amnesia by the same director. In September 2000 she joined the Noord-Nederlands Toneel starring as a both singing and acting Polly in a contemporary staging of the Threepenny Opera to fabulously stunning reviews. Her great talent for dark comedy was demonstrated in a parody on City Lights' blind girl in the Amsterdam Kleine Komedie. Carice is a great admirer of American silent comedies - particularly Chaplin and Laurel and Hardy - although she can display an equally dramatic talent. In 2001 she made Minoes, in the title role of the cat-woman after Annie M.G. Schmidt. In the 2001-02 season she won the main role in a theatre production of Schmidt's musical Foxtrot.
Oh my word!Josh wrote:
I'm from Holland, but I haven't seen Zwartboek yet. But I loved her in Minoes. It's a great film, so I bought the DVD. According to IMDB the title in the USA is Undercover Kitty. That's a really bad title.. but the film is great.PatrickvD wrote:Anywa does an actrice count? Because Holland is totally into Carice van Houten right now.
Oh, I loved Delta Goodrem's "Innocent Eyes", especially the song "Not Me, Not I"! One of the sweetest voices ever, very touching and emotional! I didn't know she isn't famous in the US, it's really a pitty. (By the way, I love your Christina Aguilera avatar!my chicken is infected wrote:Delta Goodrem is successful pretty much everywhere but the US, cause her material isn't available here.
http://www.deltagoodrem.com
Wow, I actually thought she was only famous here in Australia. Guess everywhere knows her. Except sadly the US. But actually, a lot of the people here in Australia think she's pretty boring, and I must admit, she kind of is. She's a great singer, but she is quite boring and dresses a bit like a grandma.my chicken is infected wrote:Delta Goodrem is successful pretty much everywhere but the US, cause her material isn't available here.
http://www.deltagoodrem.com