Lupital Niongo
Lupital Niongo gets the first Oscar in his career
At all, the newcomer in the film industry Lupita Niongo before getting his first quarry in the quarry for Oscar, was not: In 2009, she made director and producer of documentary tape "In my genes". And then Lupital attracted Steve McQuein, and he suggested her role in the film "12 years of slavery", for which Niongo was not just nominated for Oscar, but also ultimately was recognized as the best actress. Oscar really discovered all the doors in Hollywood before the crow - after that she starred in such blockbusters as "Star Wars: Awakening of Power" and "Black Panther" Marvel.
Anna Pakuin
Baby Anna wins Oscar from such "veterans" like Winon Rider and Emma Thompson
Long before charm fans in the Vampire Saga "Real Blood", the tiny Anna made his first big breakthrough in the film "Piano". Then another 9-year-old actress went around in the struggle for the role of 5 thousand (!) Other girls, including his own sister - and the only experience of Pacuine by the time there was a role in the school play. At 11 years old, Anna received Oscar as the best actress of the second plan, then became the star of the Trelogy "X-People" and the series "True Blood", by the end of which received almost 300 thousand dollars per series. In general, Anna - thanks to Oscar or contrary to Oscar - everything was fine.
Barbra Streisand.
Thank you Barbra Streisand on Oscare 1969
The woman is exceptional in all respects, Barbra entered the story as one of the few artists who managed to unite four major awards in the world in the same collection - Oscar, Emmy, Grammy and Tony. After just four years after the nomination for the Tony's theater award for the "funny girl" (Streisand's award did not get) Barra received its first quarry for Oscar - for the 1968 film. At Oscare, unlike Tony, the actress was waiting for success and cherished figurine.
Julie Andrews.
Andrews receives his first Oscar back in 1965
Another truly legendary actress, Julie Andrews at one time initially refused the title role in Mary Poppins, because she did not want to be filmed in her first film, being pregnant. Surprisingly, the studio Disney went to meet the young actress - the filming of the film was detained until the Andrews had a child born. The time has shown that the expectation was worth it - Julie turned out to be the ideal Mary Poppins and in 1965 received the first nomination for Oscar first, and then the statuette itself. A year later, Andrews repeated success and received the second nomination - for the "sounds of music", but the second time to win, alas, no longer managed.
Marley Matlin
Historical presentation of Oscar Marley and its no less historical speech
Oscar, which Marley received in 1986 for the Drama "Children of Silence" in 1986, put several new records - 21-year-old Matlin became the most young actress, ever received a reward in the category "Best Actress", and, at the same time, the only one (even To this day) a deaf owner of Oscar.
Jennifer Hudson
Very touching thanks to Jennifer on Oscare
Attempts by Jennifer Hudson break through the musical Olympus remind a melodramatic Hollywood story - as usual in Hollywood, with a happy ending. In 2004, Jennifer "left" from the popular American Idol show and seemed that the singer, like many unfortunate artists to her, would surrender and disappear. However, Jennifer, as it turned out, just started his way up: she received a role in the "dream girls", "moved" the Beyonce itself and won the hearts of the audience around the world, fulfilling the heartfelt "and I Am Telling You I'm not Going." In 2007, Jennifer for its first role in the cinema was immediately "Golden Globe", BAFTA and Oscar as the best actress of the second plan. And a year later, Hudson proved that from American Idol at one time flew completely unfairly, won the prestigious Music Prize "Grammy".
Edward Norton
Edward Norton and Richard Gir in "primitive fear"
The future star of the "Fight Club" first attracted the attention of film academics in the distant 1996 in the Drama "Primitive fear" - it was the first Full-length film Edward, and for him he immediately received a nomination for Oscar as the best actor of the second plan. In the struggle for the Oscar, young Norton lost, but after only two years he received a nomination for the "American history of X" as the best actor.
Oprah Winfrey
Oprah in the film "Flowers Lilac Fields"
Practically legendary TV presenter today can afford the sake of pleasure to appear in Kameo in some film or television series, but the Oprah tried as an actress in the eighties. In 1985, Winfrey starred in the historical drama "Flowers of purple fields" from Wüpi Goldberg and, unexpectedly, received a nomination for Oscar as the best actress of the second plan for their debut role. Oscar -86 Oprah lost to Angelica Houston ("Honor of the Prichtsi family"), and the statuette of the TV host got a lot later - only in 2012 (special "Humanitarian" prize named Gina Hersholta).
Glenn Clouep
Glenn Clouep in the "World of Garpu"
Glenn Clouep moved from the scene to a large screen at the beginning of the eighties - her debut in the full-length film was the adaptation of the novel John Irving "World for Garpi" (1982), where the clow was starred along with such legends of the movie as Robin Williams and John Litgou. This role was provided by the actress first in her career nomination for Oscar, and there were five more nominations behind it - but unfortunately, to this day, Glenn clow there is not a single statuette.
Angela Lansbury
Excerpt from "Gas Light" with Lancebury
British actress, familiar to the audience, including the cult detective series "She wrote the murder", in full-length cinema debuted back in 1944, starring in the film "Gas light" and receiving a nomination for the Oscar as the best actress of the second plan . The second role of Lansbury came to the victorious 1945 - it was the film "Portrait of Dorian Gray", and again, Angela had a nomination for Oscar in the same category. Lancebury received the third identical nomination for the film "Candidate of Manchuria" (1962), and the Oscar itself was awarded only a few decades later - an honorary premium for his contribution to cinema in 2014.
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