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Julia's grandparents were artists, and she initially intended to be one herself but, after one\nyear of art school, renewed her dedication to acting and\ntransferred to Webber-Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art, where she\ngraduated in 1988.

Appearing in the play "Wuthering Heights" as Catherine, she met and eventually married her Heathcliff (actor Rory Edwards) in real life. In 1989 she won the London Drama Critic's Award for her performance in "Faith, Hope and Charity" as "best newcomer." Julia also made an immediate impression on TV with her debuting role as a young drug addict in the series Traffik (1989)

She earned star-making attention in the TV-movie Young Catherine (1991), in which she portrayed Catherine the Great (also featuring husband Edwards). She then portrayed wife Nadya in the TV movie Stalin (1992) starring Robert Duvall in the title role. She made the jump into feature films scoring a top-billed debut opposite Ralph Fiennes in The Baby of Mâcon (1993), a drama about a woman giving an "immaculate birth." She followed this this with lead or second lead roles in such films as the European biopic Nostradamus (1994); the romantic drama Captives (1994) co-starring Tim Roth; and the period war drama İhtiras Rüzgarları (1994) as the object of affection for both Brad Pitt and Aidan Quinn. It was around the time of this career rise (1994) that her marriage ended.

With Hollywood now taking a firm notice, Julia was given the fetching role of Queen Guinevere alongside Sean Connery's King Arthur and Richard Gere's Lancelot in İlk şövalye (1995) and, more importantly, was entrusted with Audrey Hepburn's title role in the revival of Sabrina (1995), her radiant presence nearly stealing the picture away from handsome co-stars Harrison Ford and Greg Kinnear.

Strangely, Julia's major rise led her in a different direction. From there she instead went on to grace a number of independents and foreign features. She played the title role in the Danish/German/Swedish co-production Smilla ve karlar (1997) as a woman who gets involved with a strange murder mystery; the Russian period drama Sibirya Berberi (1998) as a lovely American who gets dangerously involved with a young Russian cadet; and involved herself in another messy affair with Vince Vaughn in the indie drama The Prime Gig (2000). On stage, she appeared in David Hare's "My Zinc Bed," for which she received a 2001 Olivier Award nomination for "Best Actress."

Into the millennium, Julia found herself busy film-wise with the political drama Resistance (2003), cult filmmaker David Lynch's thoroughly offbeat Inland Empire (2006), Katilimi tanıyorum (2007), Benjamin Button'ın Tuhaf Hikayesi (2008), The Music Never Stopped (2011), Albatross (2011), Marilyn ile Bir Hafta (2011) (as Vivien Leigh), Chained (2012), Siyah Giyen Kadınlar (2018) and Güneyin Oğlu (2020). On TV she appeared in the mini-series Beach Girls (2005), and had recurring roles on CSI: NY (2004), Nurse Jackie (2009), Law & Order: Criminal Intent (2001), Mad Men (2007), Gold Digger (2019), plus a series starring role as one of Witches of East End (2013). She also co-starred in the short-lived series Incorporated (2016).

In 1999, she married a second time to political activist Jon Rubin. They had one daughter, Sophie, before their divorce. On a political front, Julia has been involved fighting human trafficking since the mid-1990s. In 2005, she was appointed United Nations Goodwill Ambassador with a focus on anti-human-trafficking initiatives and awareness.","jobs":["Actress","Producer"],"imdb_id":"nm0000566","jw_id":17220,"id":"667cf88473d1e3906f027c47"},{"name":"Greg Kinnear","birthday":null,"image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMTcwNzE5MDM1NV5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwMTAzMjM3NA@@._V1_.jpg","remote_url":null,"id":"667cf34b73d1e3906f0274bd"},{"name":"Nancy Marchand","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMjE1MzcyMDczNl5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwMzQwNTU4Mg@@._V1_.jpg","bio":"Nancy Marchand's mother, a pianist, sent her shy daughter to acting\nclasses in hopes of breaking her out of her shell. As a student at\nCarnegie Tech (Carnegie Mellon University), she studied the works of\nWilliam Shakespeare and the\nother great playwrights and, upon graduation, set off for New York City.\nShe received acclaim in the part of the tavern hostess in Shakespeare's\n"The Taming of the Shrew" at the City Center in 1951. Her list of\ntheater works include "The Cocktail Hour" and "The Balcony" (an Obie for both), "White Lies and Black Comedy" (Tony nominations for\nboth), "The Octette Bridge Club" and "Morning's at Seven". She worked\nat many of the great theaters in the United States, including the\nBrattle Theatre, Long Wharf, Lincoln Center Repertory Company and the\nGoodman Theatre. During her illustrious theater career, she\nwon the role of Mrs. Pynchon in the TV series\nGazeteciler (1977) with\nEd\nAsner, for which she won four Emmys. Her last\naccolade was her role as Livia Soprano in HBO's\nSoprano Ailesi (1999), for which\nshe won a Golden Globe.","jobs":["Actress"],"imdb_id":"nm0545408","jw_id":6239,"id":"667cf88473d1e3906f027c48"},{"name":"John Wood","birthday":null,"image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BNDUwMTAzNzUzMV5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwMzc0MDIyOA@@._V1_.jpg","remote_url":null,"id":"667cf61373d1e3906f0278c3"},{"name":"Richard Crenna","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMTY4NjcwMzg5MF5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwMTU2NzE0NA@@._V1_.jpg","bio":"Richard Donald Crenna was born in Los Angeles, California, into a modest-income family, the only child of Edith J. (Pollette) and Domenick Anthony Crenna, a pharmacist. His parents were both of Italian descent. His mother\nmanaged a small hotel in downtown Los Angeles, where Richard and his\nfamily resided.

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He was cast as Walter Denton in the radio show "Our Miss Brooks" and stayed in the part when\nthe show moved from radio to television\n(Our Miss Brooks (1952)). The\nrole called for a gangly, awkward, cracked-voice adolescent. Crenna was\na tall, graceful man with a rich voice, yet his acting skills were such\nthat he was easily able to fulfill the character's requirements,\nleading many viewers to believe that he actually was of high school\nage, when in fact he was 26 years old at the time. Crenna went on to star in another early television series, The Real McCoys (1957), but it was his role as the dedicated state legislator in the short-lived Slattery's People (1964) that finally established him both as a dramatic actor and a leading man. From that moment on, he was rarely absent from either television or motion pictures. In 1985, Crenna was awarded an Emmy for Best Performance by an Actor for The Rape of Richard Beck (1985). During the 1980s, he also became known for playing Colonel Trautman in the Rambo films (Rambo: İlk kan (1982), Rambo 2: İlk kan 2 (1985), and Rambo 3 (1988)). His star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is in a prime position, opposite Mann's Chinese Theatre, two stars down from his Rambo co-star Sylvester Stallone.

Crenna married shortly after his graduation from USC, but the marriage\nwas short-lived. He met and married his last wife in the late 1950s. Richard Crenna\ndied at age 76 of heart failure on January 17, 2003 in Los Angeles, with more than 70 major motion pictures to his credit.","jobs":["Actor","Director","Producer"],"imdb_id":"nm0001077","jw_id":15196,"id":"667cf88573d1e3906f027c49"},{"name":"Angie Dickinson","birthday":null,"image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BODY2NDVlOGMtY2JlZi00MWQyLWIzYjktYTVmMjYyNTAyMjI1XkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyMDc2NTEzMw@@._V1_.jpg","remote_url":null,"id":"667cf22f73d1e3906f027313"},{"name":"Lauren Holly","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMjMxMDA0NDcyMl5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTgwNzE2ODkwODE@._V1_.jpg","bio":"Born in Bristol, Pennsylvania, the daughter of two college professors, Lauren Michael Holly grew up in the upstate New York town of Geneva. Her childhood was split between experiences that contrasted. She was privy to the shelter of growing up in a rural town and also exposed due to the erudite sophistication of her parents' academic careers. She spent time traveling in Europe and lived for a year in London, where she studied languages and flute at the famed Sarah Siddons School. A graduate of Sarah Lawrence College in Westchester County, New York, Holly credits her love of acting to her great-grandmother who bred a family tradition of "treading the boards" on the musical theatre stages of Liverpool and London.

Holly's breakthrough motion picture performance came in the New Line Cinema's box-office smash, Salak ile Avanak (1994), with Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels. Lauren captured the hearts of audiences, as "Mary Swanson", the woman who drove Jim Carrey to follow her across the country to pledge his love. Next, she received glowing reviews for her performance in the Edward Burns drama, No Looking Back (1998), as a woman whose life in a small seaside community is turned upside down by the reappearance of her ex-boyfriend. Other film credits include Oliver Stone's "Any Given Sunday", Sydney Pollack's "Sabrina", the action-drama "Turbulence", the Miramax ensemble "Beautiful Girls", "Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story", "A Smile Like Yours", "The Adventures of Ford Fairlane", "Down Periscope", "Entropy" and "The Last Producer". On television, Holly recently starred in two films for Hallmark. She also boasts three seasons as Director Jenny Shepard in NCIS, opposite Mark Harmon. Holly was seen in the TNT movie "King of Texas", an adaptation of Shakespeare's "King Lear", playing opposite Oscar winner Marcia Gay Harden and renowned actor Patrick Stewart, and in the NBC miniseries "Jackie, Ethel, Joan: Women of Camelot". She also starred on David E. Kelley's drama, "Chicago Hope", marking her second project with Kelley, following their successful collaboration on the critically acclaimed, Emmy Award-winning series, "Picket Fences".

Holly has worked on numerous Independent films, including the political thriller "Fatwa", in which she not only acted but also served as a producer, the Peter Schwaba penned and directed comedy "Godfather of Green Bay", "The Chumscrubber", "Pleasure Drivers", a Lifetime movie "Caught in the Act" (which she also produced), and "Chasing 3000". Most recently, she starred in "You're So Cupid". Additional projects contributing to the broad and diverse body of motion picture work Lauren has compiled include the drama "Colored Eggs" with Academy Award winner Faye Dunaway, the comedy "Raising Flagg" playing opposite Academy Award winner Alan Arkin, the Darrell Roodt directed HBO thriller, "Pavement" (co-starring Robert Patrick), and "What Women Want" (starring Academy Award winners Mel Gibson and Helen Hunt). She had a prime role in Disney's Academy Award-winning animated motion picture "Spirited Away" as the voice of Chihiro's Mother. Thrice divorced, as of 2014, Holly makes her home in Toronto, Canada, with her sons: Alexander, George, and Henry.","jobs":["Actress","Producer","Writer"],"imdb_id":"nm0000452","jw_id":6328,"id":"667cf88673d1e3906f027c4a"},{"name":"Dana Ivey","birthday":null,"image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMjE1OTg4OTM3M15BMl5BanBnXkFtZTgwNzI1MzMzMjE@._V1_.jpg","remote_url":null,"id":"667cb28473d1e3906f020c2d"},{"name":"Miriam Colon","birthday":null,"image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMTgzNzU5MDM5M15BMl5BanBnXkFtZTgwOTA4MDQ2MTI@._V1_.jpg","remote_url":null,"id":"667cb57d73d1e3906f02114c"}],"directors":[],"ageLimit":"","imdb_rating":{"rating_count":44619,"rating_value":6.3},"rating":{"count":44619,"value":6.3},"description":"Zengin adam-fakir kız aşklarının en güzeli, Sabrina'da.Zengin Larrabee ailesinin yaşamını çıktığı ağaçların tepesinden gözlemleyen çirkin ördek yavrusu Sabrina, ailenin küçük oğlu Maude’a aşıktır. Ancak kimsenin varlığından haberi yok gibidir. Paris’teki Vogue dergisinde çalışmak üzere iki yıl ortadan kaybolan Sabrina, döndüğünde büyük bir fiziksel değişimden geçmiştir ve bu kez gözleri evin büyük oğlu Linus’ın üzerine kilitlenir.","remote_links":[{"title":"ply","url":"https://play.google.com/store/movies/details/Sabrina_1995?gl=TR&hl=en&id=R66MxddJpIU"},{"title":"imdb","url":"https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0114319"}],"trailers":{"yt_id":null,"omz_id":null,"imdb_id":"tt0114319"},"details":{"duration_time":{"title":"Süresi","value":127},"genres":{"title":"Türler","value":[{"title":"Komedi","id":"61069ef748be0608f4766f44"},{"title":"Romantik","id":"61069ef748be0608f4766f47"},{"title":"Animasyon","id":"61069efb48be0608f4766f4c"},{"title":"Dram","id":"61069efb48be0608f4766f50"}]},"warnings":{"title":"Uyarılar","value":[]},"original_title":{"title":"Orijinal Adı","value":"Sabrina"}},"jw_order":0,"jw_id":"tm9060","updated_at":"2024-12-27 17:45:26","topten":0,"top_provider":null,"partition":1,"jw_update":1735310726,"translate":true,"was_added_to_list":false,"display_rating":{"count":44619,"value":6.3}}],"events_contents":[]}}},"result":{"error_code":0,"data":{"details":{"_id":"667cf89873d1e3906f027c62","name":"Micheline Van de Velde","image":null,"bio":"Micheline Van de Velde Sabrina (1995) ile tanınır.","jobs":["Oyuncu"],"imdb_id":"nm0885999","jw_id":719350,"bio_updated":true,"updated_at":"2024-12-15 10:44:31"},"contents":[{"_id":"667cf8a673d1e3906f027c78","remote_id":"666845222550d8dfb10ed544","title":"Sabrina","category_ids":"5fec4fdc95675ff6952edeaf","type":2,"self_link":"film/sabrina-1995","publish_time":"1995-12-15","image":"https://omzcdn.omuz.com/medias/rAziNGxoUmugJUrd1I0iroHH/rAziNGxoUmugJUrd1I0iroHH-small.jpeg","image_remote_url":"https://images.justwatch.com/poster/62271038/s718/sabrina-1995.jpg","status":1,"actors":[{"name":"Harrison Ford","birthday":null,"image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMTY4Mjg0NjIxOV5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwMTM2NTI3MQ@@._V1_.jpg","remote_url":null,"id":"667cbbdd73d1e3906f021c1d"},{"name":"Julia Ormond","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMjEzNTQyODk5Ml5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwOTEwOTk0OA@@._V1_.jpg","bio":"The dark and classically beautiful British actress and social activist Julia (Karin) Ormond was\nborn on January 4, 1965, in Surrey, into England, the second of five children. Born of privilege as the daughter of a well-to-do\nlaboratory technician, her parents divorced when she was young. Julia attended Guildford High School and Cranleigh, a private school,\nwhere she showed interest in theatre at that time appearing in a couple of their musicals.

Julia's grandparents were artists, and she initially intended to be one herself but, after one\nyear of art school, renewed her dedication to acting and\ntransferred to Webber-Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art, where she\ngraduated in 1988.

Appearing in the play "Wuthering Heights" as Catherine, she met and eventually married her Heathcliff (actor Rory Edwards) in real life. In 1989 she won the London Drama Critic's Award for her performance in "Faith, Hope and Charity" as "best newcomer." Julia also made an immediate impression on TV with her debuting role as a young drug addict in the series Traffik (1989)

She earned star-making attention in the TV-movie Young Catherine (1991), in which she portrayed Catherine the Great (also featuring husband Edwards). She then portrayed wife Nadya in the TV movie Stalin (1992) starring Robert Duvall in the title role. She made the jump into feature films scoring a top-billed debut opposite Ralph Fiennes in The Baby of Mâcon (1993), a drama about a woman giving an "immaculate birth." She followed this this with lead or second lead roles in such films as the European biopic Nostradamus (1994); the romantic drama Captives (1994) co-starring Tim Roth; and the period war drama İhtiras Rüzgarları (1994) as the object of affection for both Brad Pitt and Aidan Quinn. It was around the time of this career rise (1994) that her marriage ended.

With Hollywood now taking a firm notice, Julia was given the fetching role of Queen Guinevere alongside Sean Connery's King Arthur and Richard Gere's Lancelot in İlk şövalye (1995) and, more importantly, was entrusted with Audrey Hepburn's title role in the revival of Sabrina (1995), her radiant presence nearly stealing the picture away from handsome co-stars Harrison Ford and Greg Kinnear.

Strangely, Julia's major rise led her in a different direction. From there she instead went on to grace a number of independents and foreign features. She played the title role in the Danish/German/Swedish co-production Smilla ve karlar (1997) as a woman who gets involved with a strange murder mystery; the Russian period drama Sibirya Berberi (1998) as a lovely American who gets dangerously involved with a young Russian cadet; and involved herself in another messy affair with Vince Vaughn in the indie drama The Prime Gig (2000). On stage, she appeared in David Hare's "My Zinc Bed," for which she received a 2001 Olivier Award nomination for "Best Actress."

Into the millennium, Julia found herself busy film-wise with the political drama Resistance (2003), cult filmmaker David Lynch's thoroughly offbeat Inland Empire (2006), Katilimi tanıyorum (2007), Benjamin Button'ın Tuhaf Hikayesi (2008), The Music Never Stopped (2011), Albatross (2011), Marilyn ile Bir Hafta (2011) (as Vivien Leigh), Chained (2012), Siyah Giyen Kadınlar (2018) and Güneyin Oğlu (2020). On TV she appeared in the mini-series Beach Girls (2005), and had recurring roles on CSI: NY (2004), Nurse Jackie (2009), Law & Order: Criminal Intent (2001), Mad Men (2007), Gold Digger (2019), plus a series starring role as one of Witches of East End (2013). She also co-starred in the short-lived series Incorporated (2016).

In 1999, she married a second time to political activist Jon Rubin. They had one daughter, Sophie, before their divorce. On a political front, Julia has been involved fighting human trafficking since the mid-1990s. In 2005, she was appointed United Nations Goodwill Ambassador with a focus on anti-human-trafficking initiatives and awareness.","jobs":["Actress","Producer"],"imdb_id":"nm0000566","jw_id":17220,"id":"667cf88473d1e3906f027c47"},{"name":"Greg Kinnear","birthday":null,"image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMTcwNzE5MDM1NV5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwMTAzMjM3NA@@._V1_.jpg","remote_url":null,"id":"667cf34b73d1e3906f0274bd"},{"name":"Nancy Marchand","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMjE1MzcyMDczNl5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwMzQwNTU4Mg@@._V1_.jpg","bio":"Nancy Marchand's mother, a pianist, sent her shy daughter to acting\nclasses in hopes of breaking her out of her shell. As a student at\nCarnegie Tech (Carnegie Mellon University), she studied the works of\nWilliam Shakespeare and the\nother great playwrights and, upon graduation, set off for New York City.\nShe received acclaim in the part of the tavern hostess in Shakespeare's\n"The Taming of the Shrew" at the City Center in 1951. Her list of\ntheater works include "The Cocktail Hour" and "The Balcony" (an Obie for both), "White Lies and Black Comedy" (Tony nominations for\nboth), "The Octette Bridge Club" and "Morning's at Seven". She worked\nat many of the great theaters in the United States, including the\nBrattle Theatre, Long Wharf, Lincoln Center Repertory Company and the\nGoodman Theatre. During her illustrious theater career, she\nwon the role of Mrs. Pynchon in the TV series\nGazeteciler (1977) with\nEd\nAsner, for which she won four Emmys. Her last\naccolade was her role as Livia Soprano in HBO's\nSoprano Ailesi (1999), for which\nshe won a Golden Globe.","jobs":["Actress"],"imdb_id":"nm0545408","jw_id":6239,"id":"667cf88473d1e3906f027c48"},{"name":"John Wood","birthday":null,"image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BNDUwMTAzNzUzMV5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwMzc0MDIyOA@@._V1_.jpg","remote_url":null,"id":"667cf61373d1e3906f0278c3"},{"name":"Richard Crenna","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMTY4NjcwMzg5MF5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwMTU2NzE0NA@@._V1_.jpg","bio":"Richard Donald Crenna was born in Los Angeles, California, into a modest-income family, the only child of Edith J. (Pollette) and Domenick Anthony Crenna, a pharmacist. His parents were both of Italian descent. His mother\nmanaged a small hotel in downtown Los Angeles, where Richard and his\nfamily resided.

He began his career when he was eleven years old, playing the dimmer half of two youngsters called Herman and Sam in the Los Angeles radio show "Boy Scout Jamboree". He stayed with the series on and off for seventeen years, doing hundreds of other radio shows in between, including voicing Ougy Pringle in "A\nDate with Judy" (1946). During this time, he graduated from high school with letters in track and basketball, and later enrolled at the\nUniversity of Southern California, where he majored in Theater Arts.

He was cast as Walter Denton in the radio show "Our Miss Brooks" and stayed in the part when\nthe show moved from radio to television\n(Our Miss Brooks (1952)). The\nrole called for a gangly, awkward, cracked-voice adolescent. Crenna was\na tall, graceful man with a rich voice, yet his acting skills were such\nthat he was easily able to fulfill the character's requirements,\nleading many viewers to believe that he actually was of high school\nage, when in fact he was 26 years old at the time. Crenna went on to star in another early television series, The Real McCoys (1957), but it was his role as the dedicated state legislator in the short-lived Slattery's People (1964) that finally established him both as a dramatic actor and a leading man. From that moment on, he was rarely absent from either television or motion pictures. In 1985, Crenna was awarded an Emmy for Best Performance by an Actor for The Rape of Richard Beck (1985). During the 1980s, he also became known for playing Colonel Trautman in the Rambo films (Rambo: İlk kan (1982), Rambo 2: İlk kan 2 (1985), and Rambo 3 (1988)). His star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is in a prime position, opposite Mann's Chinese Theatre, two stars down from his Rambo co-star Sylvester Stallone.

Crenna married shortly after his graduation from USC, but the marriage\nwas short-lived. He met and married his last wife in the late 1950s. Richard Crenna\ndied at age 76 of heart failure on January 17, 2003 in Los Angeles, with more than 70 major motion pictures to his credit.","jobs":["Actor","Director","Producer"],"imdb_id":"nm0001077","jw_id":15196,"id":"667cf88573d1e3906f027c49"},{"name":"Angie Dickinson","birthday":null,"image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BODY2NDVlOGMtY2JlZi00MWQyLWIzYjktYTVmMjYyNTAyMjI1XkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyMDc2NTEzMw@@._V1_.jpg","remote_url":null,"id":"667cf22f73d1e3906f027313"},{"name":"Lauren Holly","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMjMxMDA0NDcyMl5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTgwNzE2ODkwODE@._V1_.jpg","bio":"Born in Bristol, Pennsylvania, the daughter of two college professors, Lauren Michael Holly grew up in the upstate New York town of Geneva. Her childhood was split between experiences that contrasted. She was privy to the shelter of growing up in a rural town and also exposed due to the erudite sophistication of her parents' academic careers. She spent time traveling in Europe and lived for a year in London, where she studied languages and flute at the famed Sarah Siddons School. A graduate of Sarah Lawrence College in Westchester County, New York, Holly credits her love of acting to her great-grandmother who bred a family tradition of "treading the boards" on the musical theatre stages of Liverpool and London.

Holly's breakthrough motion picture performance came in the New Line Cinema's box-office smash, Salak ile Avanak (1994), with Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels. Lauren captured the hearts of audiences, as "Mary Swanson", the woman who drove Jim Carrey to follow her across the country to pledge his love. Next, she received glowing reviews for her performance in the Edward Burns drama, No Looking Back (1998), as a woman whose life in a small seaside community is turned upside down by the reappearance of her ex-boyfriend. Other film credits include Oliver Stone's "Any Given Sunday", Sydney Pollack's "Sabrina", the action-drama "Turbulence", the Miramax ensemble "Beautiful Girls", "Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story", "A Smile Like Yours", "The Adventures of Ford Fairlane", "Down Periscope", "Entropy" and "The Last Producer". On television, Holly recently starred in two films for Hallmark. She also boasts three seasons as Director Jenny Shepard in NCIS, opposite Mark Harmon. Holly was seen in the TNT movie "King of Texas", an adaptation of Shakespeare's "King Lear", playing opposite Oscar winner Marcia Gay Harden and renowned actor Patrick Stewart, and in the NBC miniseries "Jackie, Ethel, Joan: Women of Camelot". She also starred on David E. Kelley's drama, "Chicago Hope", marking her second project with Kelley, following their successful collaboration on the critically acclaimed, Emmy Award-winning series, "Picket Fences".

Holly has worked on numerous Independent films, including the political thriller "Fatwa", in which she not only acted but also served as a producer, the Peter Schwaba penned and directed comedy "Godfather of Green Bay", "The Chumscrubber", "Pleasure Drivers", a Lifetime movie "Caught in the Act" (which she also produced), and "Chasing 3000". Most recently, she starred in "You're So Cupid". Additional projects contributing to the broad and diverse body of motion picture work Lauren has compiled include the drama "Colored Eggs" with Academy Award winner Faye Dunaway, the comedy "Raising Flagg" playing opposite Academy Award winner Alan Arkin, the Darrell Roodt directed HBO thriller, "Pavement" (co-starring Robert Patrick), and "What Women Want" (starring Academy Award winners Mel Gibson and Helen Hunt). She had a prime role in Disney's Academy Award-winning animated motion picture "Spirited Away" as the voice of Chihiro's Mother. Thrice divorced, as of 2014, Holly makes her home in Toronto, Canada, with her sons: Alexander, George, and Henry.","jobs":["Actress","Producer","Writer"],"imdb_id":"nm0000452","jw_id":6328,"id":"667cf88673d1e3906f027c4a"},{"name":"Dana Ivey","birthday":null,"image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMjE1OTg4OTM3M15BMl5BanBnXkFtZTgwNzI1MzMzMjE@._V1_.jpg","remote_url":null,"id":"667cb28473d1e3906f020c2d"},{"name":"Miriam Colon","birthday":null,"image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMTgzNzU5MDM5M15BMl5BanBnXkFtZTgwOTA4MDQ2MTI@._V1_.jpg","remote_url":null,"id":"667cb57d73d1e3906f02114c"}],"directors":[],"ageLimit":"","imdb_rating":{"rating_count":44619,"rating_value":6.3},"rating":{"count":44619,"value":6.3},"description":"Zengin adam-fakir kız aşklarının en güzeli, Sabrina'da.Zengin Larrabee ailesinin yaşamını çıktığı ağaçların tepesinden gözlemleyen çirkin ördek yavrusu Sabrina, ailenin küçük oğlu Maude’a aşıktır. Ancak kimsenin varlığından haberi yok gibidir. Paris’teki Vogue dergisinde çalışmak üzere iki yıl ortadan kaybolan Sabrina, döndüğünde büyük bir fiziksel değişimden geçmiştir ve bu kez gözleri evin büyük oğlu Linus’ın üzerine kilitlenir.","remote_links":[{"title":"ply","url":"https://play.google.com/store/movies/details/Sabrina_1995?gl=TR&hl=en&id=R66MxddJpIU"},{"title":"imdb","url":"https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0114319"}],"trailers":{"yt_id":null,"omz_id":null,"imdb_id":"tt0114319"},"details":{"duration_time":{"title":"Süresi","value":127},"genres":{"title":"Türler","value":[{"title":"Komedi","id":"61069ef748be0608f4766f44"},{"title":"Romantik","id":"61069ef748be0608f4766f47"},{"title":"Animasyon","id":"61069efb48be0608f4766f4c"},{"title":"Dram","id":"61069efb48be0608f4766f50"}]},"warnings":{"title":"Uyarılar","value":[]},"original_title":{"title":"Orijinal Adı","value":"Sabrina"}},"jw_order":0,"jw_id":"tm9060","updated_at":"2024-12-27 17:45:26","topten":0,"top_provider":null,"partition":1,"jw_update":1735310726,"translate":true,"was_added_to_list":false,"display_rating":{"count":44619,"value":6.3}}],"events_contents":[]}},"error":null,"isExecuting":false,"isError":false,"wasExecuted":true},"personId":"667cf89873d1e3906f027c62"}}