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Susan Sarandon (born New York, October 4 of 1946) was the
winner of the Academy Award. From ideology pacifist and radically opposed to
the policy of former President George Bush for his progressive ideology, has
been shrouded in controversy in this country and is an unusual star in the
"stardom" of Hollywood.
Child, Susan was raised in a very conservative family. She was educated in a Catholic institution and was noted for his bold and insolent attitude. She graduated at the Catholic University of America Drama School before beginning his career between modeling and small roles in theater and television.
She made her film debut in 1970 in Joe, is also America (Joe) of John G. Avildsen. But it is in The Great Waldo Pepper, where she played opposite to Robert Redford, and the cult film The Rocky Horror Picture Show, in which she portrays Janet Weiss, a naive young woman, she became known.
She received her first appointment with the Oscar for best actress in 1982 for Atlantic City. She rubs Shirley MacLaine in The Love for four hands in 1980, Gena Rowlands in Tempest or Catherine Deneuve in scenes lesbians in The Hunger (1983) by Tony Scott before cartoning on the big screen in the comedy fantasy The Witches of Eastwick in 1988 alongside Jack Nicholson, Cher and Michelle Pfeiffer, and the same year three Duo with Kevin Costner.
After the drama A Dry White Season (1989) with Marlon Brando and Donald Sutherland, it accesses the glory in the camping rash Louise Sawyer in the road movie cult of Ridley Scott, Thelma and Louise. With Geena Davis, she was nominated for the Oscar for Best Actress and received numerous international awards. After an appointment the following year for the drama Lorenzo (1992) and two years later for his role as an attorney with a heart in the thriller The Client (1994), she portrays the mother of Winona Ryder, Kirsten Dunst, Trini Alvarado and Claire Danes in The Four Little Women. In 1996, the actress was awarded the Oscar for best actress for her moving role of a nun leading a condemned man to redemption in the last march (1995), directed by her companion, Tim Robbins.
Actress confirmed, adored by the public, she does not hesitate to reply to the young actors in Hollywood. Therefore it is the mother of Reese Witherspoon in The Magic Hour (1997), the young Jena Malone in Stepmom (1998) deal with Julia Roberts, of Natalie Portman in My mother, me and my mother (in 1999 ) 's Erika Christensen in The Banger Sisters (2001) or to Kieran Culkin and Ryan Phillippe in Igby (2002) by Burr Steers.
Highlighting its age with pride yours, and playing movies more for pleasure than for anything else, she played supporting roles now choice, as in Alfie (2004) alongside Jude Law in Shall We Dance? ( 2004) with Richard Gere and Jennifer Lopez or in Elizabethtown (2005) where she is the mother with a heart of Orlando Bloom.
Since 2002, she has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 6801 Hollywood Blvd.
Cinema
1970: Joe is also America (Joe) of John G. Avildsen: Melissa Compton
1971: La Mortadella of Mario Monicelli: Sally
1971: Blue Flower (The Apprentice) by Larry Kent: Elizabeth Hawkins
1974: Lovin 'Molly of Sidney Lumet: Sarah
1974: Special first (The Front Page) by Billy Wilder: Peggy Grant
1975: The Great Waldo Pepper (The Great Waldo Pepper) by George Roy Hill: Mary Beth
1975: The Rocky Horror Picture Show by Jim Sharman: Janet Weiss
1977: On the other side of midnight (The Other Side of Midnight) by Charles Jarrott: Catherine Alexander Douglas
1978: La Petite (Pretty Baby) by Louis Malle: Hattie
1979: Atlantic City by Louis Malle: Sally Matthews
1980: The four hands Love (Loving Couples) by Jack Smight: Stephanie
1982: Storm (Tempest) by Paul Mazursky: Aretha
1983: The Hunger (The Hunger) by Tony Scott: Sarah Roberts
1984: The Buddy System by Glenn Jordan: Emily
1987: The Witches of Eastwick (The Witches of Eastwick) by George Miller: Jane Spofford
1988: Duo to three (Bull Durham) by Ron Shelton Annie Savoy
1989: A Dry White Season (A Dry White Season) of Euzhan Palcy Melanie Bruwer
1989: January Man (January Man) by Pat O'Connor: Christine Starkey
1990: The Fever of love (White Palace) by Luis Mandoki: Nora Baker
1991: Thelma and Louise by Ridley Scott: Louise Sawyer
1992: Bob Roberts of Tim Robbins: Tawna Titan
1992: The Player for Robert Altman: itself
1993: Lorenzo (Lorenzo's Oil) by George Miller: Michaela Odone
1993: Light Sleeper by Paul Schrader: Ann
1994: The Client (The Client) by Joel Schumacher: Reggie Love
1995: The last march (Dead Man Walking) by Tim Robbins: Sister Helen Prejean
1995: The Four Little Women (Little Women) by Gillian Armstrong: Marmee March
1996: Safe Passage by Robert Allan Ackerman: Margaret Singer
1996: The Celluloid Closet of Robert Epstein: itself
1997: James and the Giant Peach (James and the Giant Peach) 's Henry Selick: Spider (voice)
1998: The Twilight (Twilight) by Robert Benton: Catherine Ames
1999: The Runaway by James Lapine Charlotte Emory
1999: My Best Enemy (Stepmom) by Chris Columbus: Jackie Harrison
1999: Illuminata of John Turturro: Celimène
2000: My mother, me and my mother (Anywhere But Here) by Wayne Wang: Adele August
2000: Broadway, 39th Street (Cradle Will Rock) Tim Robbins: Margherita Sarfatti
2001: The Rugrats in Paris - The Movie (Rugrats in Paris: The Movie - Rugrats II) by Stig Bergqvist: Labouche Coco (voice)
2001: Cats & Dogs (Cats & Dogs) by Lawrence Guterman: Ivy (voice)
2002: Joe Gould's Secret by Stanley Tucci: Alice Neel
2003: The Banger Sisters (The Banger Sisters) by Bob Dolman: Lavinia Kingsley
2003: The Party's Over for Rebecca Chaiklin: itself
2003: Igby (Igby Goes Down) by Burr Steers: Mimi Slocumb
2004: Jiminy Glick in Lalawood of Vadim Jean
2004: Christmas in Chazz Palminteri
2004: Alfie (Alfie) by Charles Shyer: Liz
2004: Shall We Dance? Of Peter Chelsom: Beverly Clark
2005: Doris and Bernard of Bob Balaban: Doris Duke
2005: Elizabethtown (Elizabethtown) by Cameron Crowe: Hollie Baylor
2005: Romance & Cigarettes: Kitty
2006: Irresistible: Sophie
2007: Mr. Woodcock: Beverly Farley
2007: Emotional Arithmetic: Melanie Lansing Winters
2007: Bernard and Doris: Doris Duke
2007: Once Upon a Time ... (Enchanted) by Kevin Lima: Queen Narissa
2007: In the Valley of Elah (In the Valley of Elah) by Paul Haggis: Joan Deerfield
2007: Notes on a Scandal with Cate Blanchett
2008: Speed Racer: Racer Mom
2008: The Colossus
2008: Middle of Nowhere: Rhonda
2009: Lovely Bones (The Lovely Bones) by Peter Jackson: Grandma Lynn
Television
1970: A World Apart (TV series): Patrice Kahlman
1972: Search for Tomorrow (TV series): Sarah Fairbanks
1974: The Satan Murders
1974: F. Scott Fitzgerald and 'The Last of the Belles': Ailie Calhoun
1974: June Moon: Eileen
1974: The Eldritch Rimer of: Patsy Johnson
1974: The Whirlwind
1982: Who Am I This Time?: Helene Shaw
1984: Oxbridge Blues: Natalie
1985: AD: Livilla
1985: The Fall of Mussolini (Mussolini and I), miniseries Alberto Negrin: Edda Ciano
1986: Prisoners of the Japanese (Women of Valor): Col. Margaret Ann Jessup
2000: Friends (TV Series): Cecilia Munro "Jessica Lockhart" (season 7, episode 15)
2001: Malcolm (TV Series): Meg (season 3, episodes 11 and 12)
2003: Children of Dune (series) Princess Wensicia Corrino
2003: Ice Bound: Dr. Jerri Nielsen
2005: The Exonerated: Sunny
2006: Rescue Me: The Heroes of September 11th (TV Series): Alicia (Season 3, episodes 2 and 3)
2009: ER (TV series) (season 15, episode 19, The good old days)
Producer
1971: La Mortadella of Mario Monicelli
1977: The Last of the Cowboys
1999: My Best Enemy (Stepmom) by Chris Columbus
2002: Moonlight Mile
Awards and nominations
1981: Nomination for the Oscar for Best Actress - Atlantic CIY
1991: Nomination for the Oscar for Best Actress - Thelma and Louise
1992: Nomination for the Oscar for Best Actress - Lorenzo
1994: Nomination for the Oscar for Best Actress - Customer
1995: Oscar for Best Actress - The Last Walk
1987: Nominated to Golden Globe for best actress in a movie musical or comedy - Duo to three
1990: Nominated to Golden Globe for Best Actress - Fever of love
1991: Nominated to Golden Globe for Best Actress - Thelma and Louise
1994: Nominated to Golden Globe for Best Actress - The Last Walk
1997: Nominated to Golden Globe for Best Actress - Stepmom
1991: Nominated to the BAFTA for Best Actress - Thelma and Louise
1994: BAFTA Award for Best Actress - Customer
