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Astrid: You look at me, and you don't like what you see. But this is the price, Mother - the price of belonging to you.
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Ingrid: I made you. I'm in your blood. You don't go anywhere until I let you go
Astrid: Then let me go
Alison Lohman
Alison Lohman (Alison Lohman) , born on September 18, 1979 in Palm Springs, California, USA, is an actor.
In 1998, he played a small role in the
first science fiction film " Kraa! The Sea Monster " [1]
. In 2002, he played Astrid Magnussen in the film " White Oleander " adapted from Janet Fitch's novel
[2]
. In 2003, he played a rivalry with actor Nicolas Kim Coppola in the movie " Matchstick Men "
[3]
; in the same year, he won the Tomorrow Superstar Award from the Youth Hollywood and the American Western Film Industry League
[4]
. In 2006, she played the heroine Katy McLaughlin in the movie " Flicka " produced by 20th Century Fox
[5]
. In 2009, she played the heroine Christine Brown in the horror film " Drag Me to Hell " directed by Sam Raimi
[6]
. In 2010, he was nominated for the Saturn Award for Best Actress and the MTV Film Award for Best Frightening Performance
[4]
.
Early Experience
Alison Lohman was born on September 18, 1979 in Palm Springs, California. When she was in the first grade of elementary school, she was diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and she continued to take medication until adulthood. At the age of 9, she played Gretyl in the "Sound of Music" at the McCallum Theatre in the Palm; at the age of 11, she won the Desert Theater League Musical Award for Outstanding Actress Award for her performance in the play "Anne"; At the age of seventeen she has appeared in twelve different works. In high school, she received a prize from the National Art Fund and the opportunity to study at the Tisk Art Institute, but she declined. After graduating from high school, she moved to Los Angeles and began seeking screen performances
.
Performing Experience
In 1998, Alison Lohman starred in the film debut science fiction film "Kraa! The Sea Monster", in which he played a small role Curtis
.
In 2002, she played Astrid Magnussen in the film " White Oleander " adapted from Janet Fitch's novel, a young girl living in several adopted families
.
In 2003, she played a rivalry with actor Nicolas Kim Coppola in the movie " Matchstick Men ", and
was nominated for Best Supporting Actress by the Central Ohio Film Critics Association for this film
. In the same year, she also played the role of young Sandra Bloom in the film " Big Fish " directed by Tim Burton and starring Ewan McGregor
. This year, Alison Lohman won the Tomorrow Superstar Award from Teen Hollywood and the American Western Film Industry League
.
In 2005, she played the leading role and journalist Karen in the film " Where the Truth Lies " directed by Atom Egoyan
. This year, she also played Tiffany in the movie " The Big White "
.
In 2006, Alison Lohman played the heroine Katy McLaughlin, a sixteen-year-old daughter in the movie " Flicka " produced by 20th Century Fox
.
In 2007, she played Ursula in the film " Beowulf " directed by Robert Zemeckis and starring Anthony Hopkins
; this year, she also appeared in the film " Things We Lost in the Fire "
.
In 2009, Alison Lohman played the heroine Christine Brown in the horror film " Drag Me to Hell " directed by Sam Raimi , a bank clerk cursed by an old man
. She also played the supporting actress Trace in the Lionsgate sci-fi action film " Gamer "
.
In 2010, Alison Lohman was nominated for Best Actress in the Saturn Award for " Drag Me to Hell "
; this year, she was also nominated for Best Frightening Performance in the MTV Movie Awards
.
Personal Life
Family life
Alison Lohman's mother, Diane, is the owner of a patisserie; her father, Gary Lohman, an architect born in Minnesota; and she has a younger brother, Robert, who was born in 1982. She has English, Scottish, German and French Canadian descent
.
Love life
On August 19, 2009, Alison Lohman and Mark Neveldine married at St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Watertown, New York. In 2010, she gave birth to her son Billy Neveldine
.
Character Evaluation
Alison Lohman became famous for her role as the heroine in the movie " White Oleander ". The 23-year-old played a 14-year-old girl, who was also alive and well. It made people shine and was thought to be the next Meryl Streep
.
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