Denis Yurievich Mozalkov

Современный американский актер.

Родился 23 января 1950 года в Миннеаполисе, штат Миннесота, США.

He is a contemporary American actor.

В его жилах течет шотландская, шведская, норвежская и индейская кровь.

Его отец, Стюарт Андерсон, преподавал английский язык, драму и гуманитарные науки в старших классах местной школы, и был неплохим джазовым басистом. Его мать, Джоселин - талантливый живописец и скульптор. Ричард - старший из четырех сыновей. Вырос в Роузвилле, Миннесота.

He was born on January 23, 1950 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA.

Он изучал драму в Государственном Университе св. Клода и в Университете штата Огайо, но бросил учебу незадолго до окончания. Путешествия привели его ненадолго в Нью-Йорк, потом он провел некоторое время в сердце культурной революции в округе Haight-Ashbury в Сан-Франциско, и, наконец, попал в Лос-Анджелес. Там он работал уличным мимом, жонглером и исполнителем шутливых куплетов в кабаре в стиле эпохи Возрождения. Еще какое-то время работал в Marineland'е ("Мир моря", парк развлечений), где он писал, режиссировал и выступал в шоу с морскими млекопитающими. Его роль заключалась в том, что он держал во рту рыбу, а касатка должна была подпрыгнуть и забрать ее. По его рассказам, на одной из репетиций этого номера, он получил мощный удар по лицу от дельфина-касатки. Кроме того, он играл в авангардных постановках, включая главную роль Супермена в "Костях" театра Паломничества (Pilgrimage Theatre). Какое-то время он пел и играл на гитаре в "Рики Дин и Данте" - рок-группе своего друга Карла Данте.

He has Scottish, Swedish, Norwegian and Native American blood in his veins.

His father, Stuart Anderson, taught English, drama and humanities at a local high school, and was a pretty good jazz bassist. His mother, Jocelyn, is an accomplished painter and sculptor. Richard is the oldest of four sons. He grew up in Roseville, Minnesota.

He studied drama at St. Claude State University and Ohio State University, but dropped out shortly before graduation. His travels took him briefly to New York, then he spent some time in the heart of the cultural revolution in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury County, and finally made his way to Los Angeles. There he worked as a street mime, juggler and performer of jocular couplets in Renaissance-style cabarets. He also worked at Marineland (Sea World, an amusement park) for a while, where he wrote, directed, and performed in shows with marine mammals. His role was to hold a fish in his mouth and have a killer whale jump up and get it. According to his story, during one of the rehearsals for this number, he received a powerful blow to the face from a killer whale dolphin. He also played in avant-garde productions, including the lead role of Superman in Pilgrimage Theatre's Bones. For a while he sang and played guitar in Ricky Dean & Dante, the rock band of his friend Carl Dante.

The beginning of his acting career was the role of Dr. Jeff Webber on the television series General Hospital from 1976 to 1981. He also played the role of Adam in the television series Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, based on the movie of the same name.

Anderson became famous after the television series Secret Agent MacGyver, which aired from 1985 to 1992 and was very popular throughout the show.

In 1995, Anderson starred in the comic series Legend, which consisted of only 12 episodes, about a detective writer who is forced against his will to pretend to be the hero of his own novels.

From 1997 to 2005, Anderson played the lead role of Colonel/General Jack O'Neill on the TV series Stargate SG-1, based on the movie Stargate.

In season six, Anderson asked to reduce his character's involvement in the script because he decided to devote himself to raising his daughter. His character was gradually removed from the script, and by the end of season eight he was no longer a member of the regular cast, preferring to be a guest star. His character appears in two episodes of the tenth season of Stargate SG-1 and in three episodes of the third season of Stargate Atlantis.

On September 14, 2004, during the U.S. Air Force 57th Anniversary Dinner in Washington, D.C., the actor was presented with an award by the Air Force Association for his contributions to creating a positive image of the United States Air Force as the lead actor and executive producer of the Stargate SG-1 series. During the same dinner, Anderson became an honorary brigadier general.

Anderson has always been a big fan of the animated television series The Simpsons, and in 2005 he was invited to guest-star on the show, something he constantly mentioned while filming on Stargate SG-1.

He voiced himself in the series Kiss Kiss, Bangalore (season 17, episode 17, air date April 9, 2006).

In 1997, Anderson contributed to the computer game Fallout, voicing Killian Darkwater, the mayor of the city of Junktown, built entirely out of garbage left over from a nuclear war.

In 2006, Anderson briefly returned to the role of Angus MacGyver, starring in a MasterCard commercial during the Super Bowl. The commercial's plot is inspired by the "McGyver formula," while at the same time being a parody of the series, offering incredible solutions to the problems faced by Anderson's character.

Anderson has never been married. He has a daughter, Wiley Quinn Annarose, born in 1998 to his former companion, April Prowse.

Richard lives in Vancouver, and in the suburbs of Los Angeles, and has property in northern Minnesota.

RICHARD DEAN ANDERSON

Современный американский актер.

Родился 23 января 1950 года в Миннеаполисе, штат Миннесота, США.

В его жилах течет шотландская, шведская, норвежская и индейская кровь.

Его отец, Стюарт Андерсон, преподавал английский язык, драму и гуманитарные науки в старших классах местной школы, и был неплохим джазовым басистом. Его мать, Джоселин - талантливый живописец и скульптор. Ричард - старший из четырех сыновей. Вырос в Роузвилле, Миннесота.

Он изучал драму в Государственном Университе св. Клода и в Университете штата Огайо, но бросил учебу незадолго до окончания. Путешествия привели его ненадолго в Нью-Йорк, потом он провел некоторое время в сердце культурной революции в округе Haight-Ashbury в Сан-Франциско, и, наконец, попал в Лос-Анджелес. Там он работал уличным мимом, жонглером и исполнителем шутливых куплетов в кабаре в стиле эпохи Возрождения. Еще какое-то время работал в Marineland'е ("Мир моря", парк развлечений), где он писал, режиссировал и выступал в шоу с морскими млекопитающими. Его роль заключалась в том, что он держал во рту рыбу, а касатка должна была подпрыгнуть и забрать ее. По его рассказам, на одной из репетиций этого номера, он получил мощный удар по лицу от дельфина-касатки. Кроме того, он играл в авангардных постановках, включая главную роль Супермена в "Костях" театра Паломничества (Pilgrimage Theatre). Какое-то время он пел и играл на гитаре в "Рики Дин и Данте" - рок-группе своего друга Карла Данте.

PAMELA ANDERSON.

She is an American actress and photo model.

She was born on July 1, 1967 in Ladysmith, British Columbia, Canada.

In 1989 for the first time Pamela appeared on the cover of Playboy magazine, her picture appeared there repeatedly in the 1990s.

Since 1992, began starring in the television series "Baywatch," (the role of C.J. Parker), after which she became one of the sex symbols of the United States.

On February 19, 1995, she married rock musician Tommy Lee. A few years later, however, on February 28, 1998, with a high-profile scandal and a lengthy trial, they divorced. Mother of two children, Brandon (born 06/05/1996) and Dylan (born 29/12/1997). She also had a brief affair with Swedish model Markus Schenkenberg.

On August 3, 2006, Pamela married rock musician Kid Rock on a yacht moored near the French resort of Saint-Tropez. The bride was dressed only in a white swimsuit. However, the marriage of the newlyweds fell apart after less than four months (they were officially divorced on February 1, 2007). Now, at 44, Pamela will be in the spotlight again - this time as a new face of the spring collection of the controversial British designer Vivienne Westwood.

GILLIAN ANDERSON.

American actress.

She is best known as the performer of the role of FBI agent Dana Scully on the television series The X-Files.

She was born August 9, 1968 in Chicago, USA.

Gillian Anderson is the mother of three children. Her first daughter, Piper Maru, was born on 9/25/2014 in Vancouver, Canada (the X-Files episode "Piper Maru" is named after her). Chris Carter gave the actress a 10-day maternity leave, after which Gillian returned to filming. Carter became the godfather of the newborn. In 2000, Piper had a small appearance in House of Joy. Oscar (born 11/01/2006) and Felix (born 10/15/2008) are the actress' two sons, respectively.

PRIZES AND AWARDS

Nominated for the Sputnik Award (2000):

Best Actress, Drama ("House of Joy")

LUANA MARGO ANDERSON.

American film actress.

May 12, 1938 (New York, USA) - July 21, 1996 (Mart Vista, California, USA).

Her full name is Luana Margo.

After graduation, she worked as a courier at MGM Film Studios. Studied drama at Jeff Corey's acting studio. Studied with Jack Nicholson, Richard Chamberlain, Roger Corman and Sally Kellerman.

She began her career as an actress in low-budget cinema. Her debut films were "Reform School Girl" (1957) and "Life Begins at 17" (1958).

She played Louise Harolan in Francis Ford Coppola's debut film thriller "Dementia 13" (1963) and Katherine in Roger Corman's drama "The Well and the Pendulum" (1961).

Became an iconic actress of the 1970s, thanks to her performance as Lisa in the acclaimed film Bareback Rider (1969, directed by Peter Bogdanovich). An acting hit was Sylvie in Robert Altman's That Cold Day in the Park (1969).

Luana Anders has worked extensively on TV, starring in art house and low-budget films. She also acted as a screenwriter.

She died of breast cancer in the summer of 1996.

DEBORAH KARA UNGER

She is a Canadian actress.

She was born May 12, 1966, in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Unger made her acting debut in 1989 in the Australian miniseries Bangkok Hilton (1989), alongside Nicole Kidman. Over the next few years she was active in films as well as on television. In 1993, she starred in the HBO miniseries "Hotel Room". Her breakthrough came in 1996 with a starring role in David Cronenberg's "Car Crash".

Unger went on to star in such commercially successful films as "The Game" and "Payback" in the following years. She received critical acclaim for her roles in "Keys to Tulsa" and "Salton's Sea."

In 2002, she starred in "Just Between Us," alongside Sophia Loren and Mira Sorvino, for which she won a Genie Award. Throughout the two-thousandths, Unger was active in films, playing both lead and supporting roles. In 2006, she played the role of Dalia Gillespie in the movie "Silent Hill", based on the popular series of computer games.

In 2007, the actress starred in the movie "88 Minutes" with Al Pacino. In 2010, she starred alongside Martin Sheen in the film "The Way."

In 2011, she first accepted a role in the TV series "Military Hospital," about the work of doctors during the war in Afghanistan in 2006. In 2012, she will reprise her role as Dalia Gillespie in the movie sequel "Silent Hill 2."

DON AMECHE.

May 31, 1908, Kenosha, Wisconsin, USA - December 6, 1993, Scottsdale, Arizona, USA.

American actor.

Like many other brilliant actors, Don Amici was long underappreciated. He performed in vaudeville for the singer and actress Texas Guinan, until she kicked him out of the troupe, calling him "too clumsy."

Having played two sons at once in Sins of Man (1936), Amici then starred in Romulus (1936) at Twentieth Century Fox. An actor in musicals like Alexander Ragtime Band (1938), he also shone in musical biographical films, as Stephen Foster in Swaney's River (1939). After appearing on the big screen as an inventor in "The Story of Alexander Graham Bell" (1939), the word "Amici" began to mean on the slang for the day appointed to call. The actor's trademark was his thin mustache and radiant smile.

The star work of Amici was the role of Henry von Cleave, a nice, but melancholic scoundrel, walking on the road to hell, in the film Ernst Lubitsch "Heaven Will Wait" (1943). The actor also demonstrated his multi-faceted talent, playing a villain in the film "Sleep, My Love" (1948) Douglas Sirk.

Having made a successful radio appearance with Francis Langford in The Bickersons, the actor moved to television in the 1950s and then returned to the movies, starring in the sophomore feature The Painted Mummy is Dead (1966) and the more successful The Bootnicks (1970). With his small role as an old millionaire in Trading Places (1983), Amici again reminded Hollywood of himself.

He spent the last decade starring in such hits as Cocoon (1985), followed by David Mamet's striking film, All Things Change (1988), whose plot is built entirely around Amici's character.

PRIZES AND AWARDS

Academy Award (1985):

Best Supporting Actor ("Cocoon")

The Venice Film Festival (1988):

Volpi Cup for Best Actor ("Everything Changes")

ANA LILY AMIRPOUR

She is an American director, screenwriter, and actress of Iranian origin.

She was born July 15, 1976, in Margate, Kent, UK.

As a child moved with her family to the US. From the age of 12 she made parodies for commercials and her own short films. Graduated from California State University, San Francisco and UCLA film school.

Her feature directorial debut was the vampire spaghetti western The Girl Comes Home Alone at Night (2014, scriptwriter, actress). As a director, she has worked on select episodes of the popular series "Legion" (2018) and "Castle Rock" (2018).

PRIZES AND AWARDS

Gotham Award (USA):

2014 - Bingham Ray Award ("A Girl Comes Home Alone at Night")

Sijes Film Festival, Catalonia:

2014 - Citizen Kane Award - for best directorial opening ("The Girl Comes Home Alone at Night")

Bucharest Film Festival:

2015 - Special Mention ("The Girl Returns Home Alone at Night")

Venice Film Festival:

2015 - Special Jury Prize ("Bad Party")

AUSTIN AMELIO.

American actor.

He was born April 27, 1988, in Austin, Texas, USA.

Prior to a career in film was a professional skateboarder.

His first big acting job after a string of short films was the role of Dwight in the popular TV series The Walking Dead (2015-2018). The actor returned to his character in the spin-off "Fear the Walking Dead" (2019).

Also known for his role as Nasbit in Richard Linklater's comedy "To Each His Own" (2016).

CAROL ALT.

She is an American model and movie actress.

She was born December 1, 1960 in Flushing, Long Island, New York (state), USA.

Her mother, Muriel Alt, worked as a model before her marriage, to Anthony Alt, Fire Chief of the New York City Fire Department.

Carol has two sisters, Christine and Karen, and a brother.

She grew up in East Williston, NY and was educated at Wheatley School and Hofstra University.

Her first major modeling success came in 1980 when she was featured on the cover of Harper's Bazaar magazine but really shot to fame in 1982 when she was featured on the cover of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue.

Carol Alt was one of the first models to turn fame in one field into success in others, such as acting, producing and writing books.

Since 1986 she has been one of the leads in a variety of movies; mostly Italian, but one of her new starring roles was in the Canadian film "Curse of Dead Lake" (2004).

She has been invited to voice roles on television.

She wrote the book Eating Raw.

Received 5th place in the "Best 10 Models of All Time" poll, trailing only Katie Ireland, Christie Brinkley, Gisele Bündchen and Cindy Crawford.

In September 2013, she became a television host for Fox News.

J. GRANT ALBRECHT.

Graduated from Carnegie Mellon's Conservatory of Music.

Played in off-Broadway and regional theater venues around the country.

Later left New York and moved to Los Angeles, where he continued working in television and film.

Also works extensively in voice-over (animation, commercials, etc.)

JESSICA ALBA.

American film actress.

Her full name is Jessica Maria Alba.

She was born April 28, 1981 in Pomona (California, USA).

After school she studied at the theater studio "Atlantic Theater Company".

Some time after the birth of her daughter the family moved to Biloxi, Mississippi. The family was not very prosperous, her father was a Mexican who refused to be hired anywhere. As a result, he became a military man. After three years, her father, who was in the Air Force, was transferred back to California. After living there, they moved to Del Rio, Texas. Her mother was of half-French, half-Danish descent, which meant that to the vast majority of her neighbors she was a "goddamn immigrant. When Jess was born, her parents were very young, there wasn't much money in the house, and the house itself was a very relative concept. Jessica wasn't the only child in the family, she had a brother, Josh. Before she was nine years old, the family moved from state to state ten times. Already at age five Jessica decided to become an actress. At twelve she went to acting classes, at thirteen she got her first role in life. Not because she was so talented, but because the director liked her long hair.

She really wanted to become a real Hollywood star, for the sake of this weekly came to various auditions in Beverly Hills. At first she was offered roles in TV series. While waiting for a real role, she even had to advertise a computer game "Nintendo".

On the set of the series "Flipper" Jessica was a victim of kidnapping. She was kidnapped right off the set and demanded a large ransom, which her poor parents could not pay. The girl was accidentally found in the trunk of a car, but the criminals were not found.

But the incident hit the newspapers, and became interested in the fourteen-year Jessica serious producers. She even managed to take off in a couple of episodes of the series "Beverly Hills 90210", and then she received an offer from James Cameron, executive producer of the TV series "Dark Angel".

While starring in the TV series, Jessica had time to visit Australia and Canada, where she got on the talk show Dini Petty.

In 2001, Jessica landed on the first line of Maxim's Hot 100 Babe List.

Every year Jessica is gaining popularity. In 2003, she appeared in the movie "Cutie," and in 2005 starred in 3 films: Sin City, where she kept Mickey Rourke, Bruce Willis, Benicio Del Toro, in "Fantastic Four," she became the Invisible Woman and twisted love with Mr. Fantastic Ioan Gruffudd, and in the movie "Welcome to Paradise!" ran on the beach with Paul Walker.

In 2004, on the set of the movie "Fantastic Four," she met the charming assistant director Warren Cash. The audience, accustomed to the fleeting romance stars on the set, at first did not pay much attention to a couple. But time passed, Jessica became a star of the first magnitude, and young people and did not think to part. On May 19, 2008, they got married, and a month later, on June 7, the couple had a daughter.

KRISTA J. ALLEN

She is an American film actress.

Born April 5, 1971 in Ventura, California, USA.

On his mother Christa Allen has Portuguese roots, his father of Irish descent. She grew up in Houston, then moved to Austin, where she graduated from Teachers College.

Since 1992 she began acting in television series. Unusual appearance of the actress immediately attracted the attention of viewers. The first experiences on the set bore fruit - the actress became popular. The roles of Bill Reed in the TV series "Days of Our Lives" and Jenna Avid in "Baywatch" brought the actress into television stardom.

From 1994, she made her film debut in "Emmanuel: Queen of the Universe." From 1994 to 1996, Krista Allen starred in nine erotic "Emmanuelle" films in the United States and France.

The actress works as a model, starring in candid photo shoots for men's magazines.

September 14, 1996 Christa married actor Justin Moritt (in some films listed in the credits as Christa Allen-Moritt). July 12, 1997 they had a son Jake. However, in 1999 the couple separated.

Keegan Allen

He is an American actor, photographer and musician.

He was born July 22, 1989 in Los Angeles (California, USA) to the family of actor Phillip Richard Allen. He is Jewish by birth.

In 2009, he graduated from the American Academy of Music and Drama with a bachelor's degree in fine arts.

He is known for playing the lead roles of Toby Cavanaugh in the TV series "Pretty Little Liars" (2010-2017) and Cole Turner in

"Claustrophobes: Quest in Moscow." (2020).

ALLEN STEWART KONIGSBERG

Real name: Allen Stuart Konigsberg.

He was born on December 1, 1935, in New York City.

As a student at New York University he began writing sketches for television, nightclubs and magazines. In 1965 his first script, "What's New, Pussycat?" was accepted for production, and Allen himself got a small role in the film, which became a good advertisement for him.

In 1969, Allen made his screen debut as the director of the comedy "Take the Money and Run" and since then has appeared in films in three capacities as a writer, actor and director. Only on rare occasions Allen denies himself the pleasure of performing their own devised jokes.

Small height, red-haired, with a big nose and a face covered with freckles, Allen seems to have created by nature itself for the role of the clown, not immediately found his own performing manner. In the early films ("Bananas", 1970; "Play it again, Sam, 1971;" Sleeper ", 1973;" Love and Death ", 1975), he clearly imitated the Marx Brothers rough style. Intensity absurdity, sarcastic mockery of the audience, blatant courtship of the fair sex all came from an actor under their influence. Without much difficulty Woody managed to gain a reputation for witty mockery, brilliantly owning the secrets of the comedy genre. However, he has tried by all means to break free of the role of the joker, a chuckle, in a word, "non-serious man," and he succeeded.

In the movie "Annie Hall" (1977), "Manhattan" (1980), "Memories of stardust" (1980) came Woody Allen is no longer a comic, a dramatic and even sometimes tragic actor. The very performing manner has undergone a radical change. Satirical intonations were replaced by melancholic self-absorption. Divisive satire turned into a sad banter at himself, his weaknesses, inferiority, shortcomings. And while there are also many witty jokes and funny scenes in these pictures, a sense of bitterness and regret overpowers them. The time when Woody was a comedian, poking fun at witticisms, is gone. The only reminder of those days was the movie "Zelig" (1983), a true masterpiece Allen, director and actor. His exuberant imagination has created a fantastic image of a unique human individual, capable of effortlessly changing his appearance and easily get out of any situation. Woody came up with this image to show how dangerous conformism is to society, to the moral health of the nation.

As a protagonist of their own films, Allen did not refuse to shoot and other directors. His best work "stand-in" M. Ritta (1976), in which he played a little man, by fate involved in the story and got under its millstones. Howard Prince - the antipode of the actor′s lyrical hero, a thin, subject to doubt intellectual who looks at the world through the prism of irony. But this did not prevent Allen to be convincing and in the role of filist, who decided to make a small capital on the misfortune of others.

In recent years, Woody mostly plays small roles in his films ("Danny Rose of Broadway," 1984; "Crimes and Misdemeanors," 1989; "Shadows and Fog," 1991). He has changed much in appearance, has aged, lost his former vigor. The very performing manner" Allen became less garish, but more subtle and expressive, helping to create a touching in its defenselessness of the image of modern intellectuals. Especially stands out here, his short story in the movie "New York Stories" (1989), showing the unequal duel a timid bachelor Sheldon Miles with an authoritarian mother.

With all the passion given to film, Allen never forgot literature. He is the author of six humorous books.

В. Allen was married three times and had many love affairs. His alliance with Mia Farrow ended in a high-profile scandal after she accused Woody of having an intimate relationship with her adopted daughter, twenty-year-old Sun Yu Previn. Incidentally, shortly before that, Allen had directed the film Husbands and Wives (1992), in which his character has a love affair with a young college girl.

PRIZES AND AWARDS

Academy Award:

1977 - Best Director ("Annie Hall")

1977 - Best Screenplay ("Annie Hall")

1986 - Best Screenplay ("Hannah and Her Sisters")

2011 - Best Screenplay (Midnight in Paris)

Oscar Nominations:

1977 - Best Actor ("Annie Hall")

1978 - Best Director ("Interiors")

1978 - Best Screenplay (Interiors)

1979 - Best Screenplay (Manhattan)

1984 - Best Director (Broadway Danny Rose)

1984 - Best Screenplay (Broadway Danny Rose)

1985 - Best Screenplay (The Purple Rose of Cairo)

1986 - Best Director (Hannah and Her Sisters)

1987 - Best Screenplay (Radio Days)

1989 - Best Director (Crimes and Misdemeanours)

1989 - Best Screenplay (Crimes and Misdemeanours)

1990 - Best Screenplay (Alice)

1992 - Best Screenplay (Husbands and Wives)

1994 - Best Director (Bullets over Broadway)

1994 - Best Screenplay (Bullets over Broadway)

1995 - Best Screenplay (The Great Aphrodite)

1997 - Best Screenplay (Breaking Bad Harry)

2005 - Best Screenplay (Match Point)

2011 - Best Director (Midnight in Paris)

Golden Globe Award:

1985 - Best Screenwriter ("The Purple Rose of Cairo")

2011 - Best Screenplay (Midnight in Paris)

Golden Globe nominations:

1977 - Best Actor, Comedy/Musical ("Annie Hall")

1977 - Best Director (Annie Hall)

1977 - Best Screenwriter (Annie Hall)

1978 - Best Director (Interiors)

1978 - Best Screenplay (Interiors)

1983 - Best Actor, Comedy/Musical (Zelig)

1986 - Best Director (Hanna and Her Sisters)

1986 - Best Screenplay (Hannah and Her Sisters)

2005 - Best Director (Match Point)

2005 - Best Screenplay (Match Point)

2011 - Best Director (Midnight in Paris)

BAFTA Award:

1977 - Best Screenplay ("Annie Hall")

1977 - Best Director (Annie Hall)

1979 - Best Screenplay (Manhattan)

1984 - Best Screenplay (Broadway Danny Rose)

1985 - Best Screenplay (Purple Rose of Cairo)

1986 - Best Director (Hannah and Her Sisters)

1986 - Best Screenplay (Hannah and Her Sisters)

1992 - Best Screenplay (Husbands and Wives)

BAFTA Nomination:

1977 - Best Actor ("Annie Hall")

1979 - Best Actor (Manhattan)

1979 - Best Director (Manhattan)

1983 - Best Screenplay (Zelig)

1986 - Best Actor (Hannah and Her Sisters)

1987 - Best Screenplay (Radio Days)

1990 - Best Director (Crimes and Misdemeanours)

1990 - Best Screenplay (Crimes and Misdemeanors)

1995 - Best Screenplay (Bullets over Broadway)

2011 - Best Screenplay (Midnight in Paris)

2013 - Best Screenplay (Jasmine)

Directors Guild of America Award (1977):

Best Director ("Annie Hall")

Nomination for the Directors Guild of America Award:

1979 - Best Director ("Manhattan")

1986 - Best Director ("Hannah and Her Sisters")

1989 - Best Director ("Crimes and Misdemeanors")

Screenwriters Guild of America Award:

1977 - Best Original Screenplay, Comedy ("Annie Hall")

1986 - Best Original Screenplay ("Hannah and Her Sisters")

1986 - For Achievement in Career

1984 - Best Original Screenplay ("Danny Rose's Broadway")

1989 - Best Original Screenplay ("Crimes and Misdemeanors")

Saturn nomination:

1983 - Best Director ("Zelig")

1985 - Best Director ("The Purple Rose of Cairo")

1985 - Best Screenplay (The Purple Rose of Cairo)

2011 - Best Screenplay (Midnight in Paris)

AALIYAH DANA HAUGHTON

January 16, 1979 (Brooklyn, New York, USA) - August 25, 2001 (Marsh Harbor, Abaco Islands, Bahamas).

She is an American singer, dancer, model and actress.

She was born to Diane and Michael Houghton.

Beginning vocal training at an early age with her mother, she performed in wedding ceremonies, charity events, and sang in the church choir. When she was 5, the family moved to Detroit, Michigan. She attended Gesu Elementary, a Catholic school, where she was cast in the first grade production of Annie. Alia's mother was a singer and her uncle, Barry Hankerson, was a show business lawyer. At age 9, she participated in the show Star Search.

In 1997, she graduated from the Detroit School of Arts, where she studied drama. In the same year, appeared in the television series "Undercover Cops".

Participated in the Children's Benefit Concert in New York City. She recorded the song "Journey to the Past" for the animated film Anastasia, and the songwriters were nominated for an Oscar in the category Best Song for a Film. In 1998, she performed this song at the Oscars, becoming the youngest singer to perform at the ceremony.

In 2000 she starred in her first movie, Romeo Must Die, and participated in the recording of the film's soundtrack; one of the four songs performed by Alia was Try Again, which topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart, making her the first singer to top the chart solely through radio airplay.

The music video won two awards at the MTV Video Music Awards: "Best Female Video" and "Best Song to a Movie." Alia was also nominated for a Grammy for Best R&B Singer. The soundtrack sold 1.5 million copies in the United States.

After finishing filming, she began working on her second film, Queen of the Damned.

In July 2001, Alia released her eponymous album. The album hit number two on the Billboard 200 chart.

Tragically died in a plane crash in the Bahamas. On August 25, 2001, at 6:45 p.m., after filming her "Rock the Boat" music video, Alia and several members of her record company boarded a plane near Marsh Harbor (Abaco Islands, Bahamas) to fly to Opa-locka, Florida. A flight was scheduled for the next day, but since the filming ended early, Alia and her entourage insisted on returning to the U.S. Against the advice of the movers and the pilot, all the equipment was loaded onto the plane. They did not know that the plane could not hold all the equipment. Thus, the weight of the cargo on board exceeded the allowable weight. The plane went down shortly after takeoff, about 60 meters from the runway. Everyone on board perished.