Greta Lind was in the movie "Rudy", has she done any acting since?
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Nope, not for TV or film, anyway.\nShe was in All My Children before that, though.
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I know that the last movie she made was Stepford Wives, so I supose she's still acting, I know she does broadway also. I saw recently an infomercial of a "greatest hits" cd for her. As for the movie she played homeless, I'm not sure, I'll look it up and get back to you. Here, check this out:\n\nhttp://us.imdb.com/name/nm0000541/
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Angelina Jolie. She played Franky in Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow.
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"THE LAST DRAGON"..\nTHE FEMALE LEAD WAS "VANITY"
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Al Jolson in "The Jazz Singer" in 1927.\n\ncheck it out:\n\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0018037/trivia
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No, she's not doing any movies now. Her last movie was HellBent and she played Maria in it.
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That actually sounds very interesting.  I personally think his work on Jumanji and Zathura were genuinely under-appreciated.  He is an accomplished director, and I will now be more likely to see "Ironman" with this new information.\n\nI also like quite a bit of Favreau's acting work (such as "Wild Man" [Rudy's closest college friend in the movie "Rudy"] - although he can be a bit "canned" in front of the camera from time to time [as in his guest appearance on "Monk" as a murdering dentist last season].
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On September 20, 1934, at Rome’s Clinica Regina Margherita, Romilda Villani welcomed her daughter Sofia Scicolone into the world. Fourteen years later, Sofia would dominate beauty pageants, and begin working toward her dream of becoming an actress. She would eventually change the spelling of her name to Sophia, and experiment with the last name Lazzaro before settling on Loren. She would go on to accept acting awards from all over the globe, and become the first and only woman to win a Best Actress for a foreign film at the Oscars in America. But on this day, in the hospital’s charity ward for unmarried women, Sophia was just another child born into poverty. \n\nSadly, Sophia’s father, Riccardo Scicolone, repeatedly refused to marry Romilda. However, he did sign an affidavit that confirmed his relationship to Sophia and gave her his last name. As a single mother, Romilda struggled to support her new daughter. Shortly after Sophia’s birth, Romilda had been given a medicine that inadvertently caused her to stop lactating. Then Sophia developed a condition in which she was no longer able to drink cow’s milk. At one point the landlord suggested Romilda abandon Sophia. “She’s all skin and bones. Just let her die,” the woman told Romilda. “No one will blame you.” With her daughter near death, Romilda left Rome and returned home to Pozzuoli, Italy. Though already struggling to put food on the table, Sophia’s grandmother, Luisa, managed to scrape together enough money for a wet nurse, in effect saving her granddaughter’s life. \n\nThis was not the case several years later, when the Sophia’s sister Maria was born. Perhaps attempting to avoid additional child support, Riccardo refused to sign a paternity document. Without her father’s name, Maria experienced overwhelming pain and embarrassment. She was even unable to attend school, because during that time in Italy, children were prohibited from taking exams if they could not put a “proper” name on them. It was not until more than a decade after Maria’s birth, as Sophia received her first sizeable paycheck for her performance in the Adia, that Riccardo had a proposition. He offered to sign Maria’s papers for one million lire (approximately $1,500), the exact amount Sophia had just earned. Though she had hoped to purchase other items the family needed, putting an end to Maria’s suffering was more important. Without hesitation, Sophia gave the entire paycheck to Riccardo. \n\nIn 1940, as WWII escalated, the harbor and munitions plant in Pozzuoli made it a frequent bomb target. Every night residents carried mattresses and blankets to a train tunnel, which served as bomb shelter. During one raid, as Sophia ran to the shelter, shrapnel wounded her in the chin. She was six-years-old. \n\nAfter enduring months of bombing, Pozzuoli’s residents were forced to evacuate. With nowhere to go, the family walked to Naples and begged distant relatives to take them in. Romilda, Sophia and Maria were given a room upstairs from which a small balcony extended. With Maria sick in bed and her mother out searching for food, Sophia sat alone on the balcony and became witness to the horrors of war. She saw young men forced from their homes to fight in the German army, starvation, murder and random acts of violence on the innocent citizens.\n\nAfter the war, Sophia and her family returned to Pozzuoli. In an effort to earn money, they opened their living room as a sort of pub for the American GI’s who were stationed nearby. Grandmother Luisa sold homemade cherry liquor, while Romilda played the piano and Maria sang. Sophia washed dishes and served the soldiers, but she was too timid to perform. Word of the friendly people and comfortable atmosphere spread quickly, and the venture was a success. Often time sympathetic soldiers would bring extra rations to share with the family. One GI who frequented the house, Charles Dial, helped Sofia gain medical attention for the scari
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Lacey Mosley in flyleaf and  Amy Lee for Evanescence\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/flyleaf\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evanescence
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Hobby- blasting the radio really loud and dance around in my room. no one's looking so i could go crazy.\nMovie- Nottinghill, soooo romantic.\nActress- Renee Zellweger, Cate Blanchett. very talented actresses, any movies with any of these two in them will be a winner. astounding performances.
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she played kelly bundy in married with children.  she had her own show for a little while called, jesse.  \nim sure you can find more information on her own website.
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Well I checked imdb.com and there is no information on her! Well, just that she was in Sandlot 2. Very weird! I guess you could just keep an eye on the link I left and hope they update it!
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Rhada Mitchell plays his wife.\n\nKate Winslet is also in the movie, but not playing his wife.
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Judy Garland was never in Little Women (at least as a movie). Sure you're not thinking of Elizabeth Taylor?
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Drew Barrymore. She played in "E.T." and the original "Fire Starter."
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For the audition for the play for RENT, which was originally the New York Theatre Workshop production, Anthony Rapp sang "Losing My Religion", by R.E.M. He actually ended up skipping a verse, but despite that mistake, he still got a callback right on the spot.\n\nI don't really think he had to audition for Broadway, since he went straight from the NYTW production to Broadway, along with Daphne Rubin-Vega and Gilles Chiasson. \n\nAnd for the movie, I don't believe any of the main characters had to audition, excluding Joanne, played by Tracie Thoms, and Mimi, played by Rosario Dawson, since the rest of the cast were reprising their original Broadway roles.
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Nicole Kidman\nKate Bosworth\nLara Flynn Boyle