Sally Hawkins

Sally Hawkins is described as an intellectual actress from the UK, the muse of Mike Lee. Fans know her from her roles in "Godzilla," "Carefree," "The Shape of Water," "Modi."

Sally Cecilia Hawkins was born in London in the spring of 1976. Jackie and Colin's parents, a book illustrator and children's writer, were already raising their son Finbar.

Sally graduated from James Allen Women's School and the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in 1998. Dyslexia did not prevent you from getting a diploma from a prestigious educational institution. Rather, reading scripts out loud helped to deal with the problem.

A successful graduate participated in classical Shakespearean and Chekhov productions, occasionally starred on television and in movies. Hawkins's filmography features an episode in the cult Star Wars film. Episode 1: The Hidden Threat, as well as in the TV projects "Doctors" and "Catastrophe."

A really prominent role Sally played in the film "All or Nothing" directed by British director Mike Lee. He also invited the actress to star in the social comedy "Careless." The role of a cheerful teacher Poppy written especially for the actress.

In addition to the warm reviews of the audience and critics, the film was awarded the "Silver Bear" of the Berlin Film Festival and the Golden Globe for Best Actress. The film won two more British Independent Film Awards, an Academy Award nomination for best screenplay and two for the European Film Academy Award.

Before getting into the cast of such a popular film, Hawkins for three years went on the set of the show "Little Britain." Similar to this satirical project, the Russian "Nasha Rasha" was created.

On the set of the 2004 thriller "The Puff Cake," Hawkins worked side by side with Sina Miller, Tom Hardy and Daniel Craig. In the same year, the actress participated in another project of Mike Lee called "Faith Drake". The film won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival, three BAFTA Awards, and was nominated three times for the Academy Award. In the story of a woman practicing clandestine abortions, Sally Hawkins got the character Susan.

Further professional biography of the actress was evenly formed. In 2005, Sally starred in the mini-series Velvet Fingers, based on the novel by Sarah Waters. The film was among the nominees for the BAFTA Award. In the film, the actress got the role of the main character Suzanne Trinder.

Hawkins previously starred in another film adaptation of the writer's novel, Velvet Feet. The film was awarded as the best feature film at the Dallas OUT TAKES Festival and was awarded the Television and Radio Industries Club Awards as the best dramatic picture on television in 2003.

In 2006, director John Curran filmed Somerset Maugham's novel The Painted Veil, and invited Edward Norton and Naomi Watts to the cast. Unfortunately, scenes featuring Sally Hawkins were not included in the final version of the picture.

But the actress shone in "Arguments of Reason," an adaptation of Jane Austen's novel of the same name, embodying the character Of Ann Elliot. The lead actress won the Golden Nymph Award of the Monte Carlo International Festival and the Royal Television Society Award for Best Actress.

Sally had a hand in the script of the comedy film "Everglades" which featured Miranda Hart and James Corden. Critics were able to appreciate Sally's performance in Woody Allen's "Cassandra's Dream." The actress performed in the ensemble with Colin Farrell and Ian McGregor. Reviews of the film were cool.

The actress's work in 2010 was highly noted in three films - the drama "Made in Dagenham", the comedy "Submarine" and the sci-fi dystopia "Don't Let Me Go." The latest project has won five nominations for Saturn, the American Independent Film Award and the British Independent Film Award.

In 2010, Hawkins appeared on the Broadway stage in "Mrs. Warren's Profession." A year later, Sally starred as Mrs. Reed in the film adaptation of the cult novel Jane Eyre. The production was performed by Cary Fukunaga, the company of the actress was Mia Wasikowska, Michael Fassbender, Judi Dench.

Hawkins received an Academy Award nomination for her supporting role in Woody Allen's drama Jasmine. In 2014, Sally added to her track record with the comedy "The Adventures of Paddington" and the title role of Dr. Vivienne in the blockbuster "Godzilla", the first film of the monster universe.

In 2016, Modi Lewis, a real-life female artist with physical problems, appeared in the film "Modi" with Ethan Hawke. Then the actress returned to the funny story of Paddington's bear. According to critics, the sequel "The Adventures of Paddington 2" is in no way inferior to the first film and interesting not only to children, but also to parents

Sally Hawkins has not yet got her husband and children. Once the actress made a bet with a friend and colleague James Corden that if none of them got engaged before the age of 35, the actors will get married. But in 2012, James married another actress. The actress is neither on Twitter nor on Instagram. Photos from filming and events, news are published in accounts and on websites created by devoted fans.

In 2016, director Guillermo del Toro without casting invited Sally to the film "The Shape of Water", which tells about the love of a mute woman and a monster. The film, released a year later, has already won the Golden Lion in Venice, the Golden Globe for best director and music, the Award of Film Critics for Best Film, as well as for the soundtrack, the work of the director and artists.

According to the American Producers Guild, "The Shape of Water" is the best film of the year. In addition, Hawkins announced that she was working together in a new film with Craig Roberts.

The sequel to Godzilla is scheduled for release in 2019. Gareth Edwards refused to participate in the filming, to develop the theme of the confrontation of fantastic monsters took Michael Dougherty. Sally Hawkins will be joined by Vera Farmiga, Bradley Whitford, Kyle Chandler and Millie Bobby Brown.

2004 - "Faith Drake"

2006 - "Painted Veil"

2007 - "The Reasoning"

2008 - "Carefree"

2009 - "Desert Flower"

2010 - "Don't Let Me Go"

2011 - "Jane Eyre"

2013 - Jasmine

2014 - "Godzilla"

2016 - "Modi"

2017 - "The Shape of Water"

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Sally Hawkins Net Worth 2021

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Sally Hawkins Net Worth 2020

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Sally Hawkins Net Worth 2019

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Sally Hawkins Net Worth 2018

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Sally Hawkins Net Worth 2017

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Sally Hawkins Net Worth 2016

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Sally Hawkins Net Worth 2015

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