The Curious Case of Julia Ormond
By Behind The Scenes TV on Dec 17, 2008 in Actors, New Movies
It’s wonderful to not get stuck with the ingénue roles. Not being the love interest frees you up to do a lot of other things,” says Julia Ormond, who has been inconspicuous for some years after one of the most conspicuous careers of the nineties. For a moment there, she was Hollywood’s Next Big Thing, primo alpha-male bait, fought over by Brad Pitt and Aidan Quinn in 1994’s Legends of the Fall, Richard Gere and Sean Connery in 1995’s First Knight, and Harrison Ford and Greg Kinnear in Sydney Pollack’s remake of Sabrina. “You think they’re different—one’s a Western, one’s a fairy tale, one’s a romantic comedy,” she says of those roles. “Then you step back and realize it’s the same thing.”
And now, here she is again, at 43, appearing in small yet key parts in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button and Che.
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Logan Baker | Jul 25, 2010 | Reply
Julia Roberts always have that classice beauty that we admire.*;*