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This post was found to be inappropriate by the moderators and has been removed.I would prefer to say Brooklyn catapulted her status as a “serious” adult actress, not necessarily saved her career. I don’t think her career was dying at that time, but more like taking careful steps transitioning into adult roles. It can be difficult to find good, Oscar-worthy part when you are around 15-20 years old.
I absolutely loved Brooklyn and Saorise. I think that’s my favorite film with her in it. Such a quiet, poignant perf and film.
ReplyCopy URLThe Sunne in Splendour.
I prefer my roses white
This post was found to be inappropriate by the moderators and has been removed.Mickey Rourke in “The Wrestler.” That role completely changed his perception as an actor, and most saw him as the close Oscar runner-up to Sean Penn that year. He hasn’t been able to reach those heights again in his career, but he’s never stopped working either. It at least sustained his career, if not particularly “saved” it, but I think it did both.
ReplyCopy URLGlenn Close for The Wife. Regardless of her 2 Tonys, 3 Emmys in the 30 years since Dangerous Liaisons, her films career definitely took a hiatus and it wasn’t until 2018 that she got that deserving late career boost and her relevance is finally back to the public’ eyes. She even attended the MET Gala for the first time this year
*3 Tonys actually.
ReplyCopy URLMickey Rourke in “The Wrestler.” That role completely changed his perception as an actor, and most saw him as the close Oscar runner-up to Sean Penn that year. He hasn’t been able to reach those heights again in his career, but he’s never stopped working either. It at least sustained his career, if not particularly “saved” it, but I think it did both.
He should have won that oscar
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