Sally Hawkins is a talented British actress. She first starred in Mike Lee's All or Nothing movie in 2002. She continued to collaborate with this director and played a minor role in his other film “Vera Drake” (2004). Then Sally got the main role in the film "Carefree" (2008). A photo of Sally Hawkins can be seen below.
Biography
Sally Hawkins was born on April 27, 1976 in Dalwich, London. Her parents were authors and illustrators of children's books. The genus of the girl has Irish roots. The actress has an older brother, Finbar, who works as a producer.
At an early age, the girl attended a circus show. A love of acting awoke in her. Soon, Sally Hawkins began to play in the theater.
Hawkins attended the James Allen Girls' School in Dalwich, and then graduated from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in 1998.
The actress suffers from dyslexia.
In 2018, Sally Hawkins admitted that she has an autoimmune disease - lupus.
Career
The young actress began her professional career with playing in the theater. She performed in various productions, including Romeo and Juliet, A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Cherry Orchard, and The Anarchist's Accidental Death. She also starred in television series, where she played secondary roles: "Disaster", "Doctors."
In 1999, when Sally was still a student, she was invited to star in the Chronicle Star Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace.
In 2002, the girl played the role of Samantha in the film "All or Nothing." Together with director Mike Lee, she worked on three films. Later, he spoke of Hawkins as a very talented and creative actress, with whom he was pleased to collaborate.
Sally starred in the mini-series Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky in 2005.
Since 2003, the actress could be seen in several episodes of the comedy series "Your British."
In 2007, Sally Hawkins got the role of Anne Eliot in the movie The Reason of Reason. The film was successful, and the actress coped with the role perfectly, for which she was awarded the Golden Nymph award.
Sally collaborated with American actor and filmmaker Woody Allen. She starred in his film "Cassandra's Dream" (2007), where she played a secondary role.
By this time, Hawkins won the Golden Globe and Silver Bear Prizes for Best Actress.
In 2010, at the Toronto International Film Festival, three premieres of films took place at once, in which the actress played the main roles: "Made in Dagenham", "Submarine" and "Do not Let Me Go." Spectators and critics rated the work positively.
In the same year, Sally returned to the theater on Broadway and played the role of Vivi in the play "Mrs. Warren's Professions."
In 2013, the actress starred in the movie "Jasmine" together with such famous personalities as Cate Blanchett and Woody Allen. For this, she was first nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role.
In 2014, she played the role of the mother of the protagonist, played by Asa Butterfield, in the dramatic film “X + Y”. In the same year she could be seen in the film "The Adventures of Paddington." The film tells the story of the Browns family, which adopted an anthropomorphic bear that migrated from the jungle.
Personal life
Sally Hawkins has no beloved man, no children. It is known that the actress and TV presenter James Corden made a deal: if until the age of 35 none of them will bind themselves by marriage, they will be engaged. However, James married in 2012 to Julia Carey.
The actress leads a hidden lifestyle. She does not "sit" on social networks. Photos of women can only be seen on official accounts dedicated to films. They are also shared by loyal fans on their pages.
