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Andie MacDowell, co-star of the "Beauty Shop" Movie! Andie MacDowell has established herself as an accomplished film actress in films such as ", lies and videotape", "Four Weddings and a Funeral" and "Short Cuts." Throughout her career, Andie's undeniable charm and talent have given her International recognition. Andie continues to refine her craft by choosing a variety of diverse roles. Her latest projects include the 2003 film "Ginostra" with Harvey Keitel, directed by Manuel Pradal. The film is about an FBI agent and his family travel to the Sicilian island of Ginostra to solve a murder. The film "Crush" made its American debut at the 2002 Sundance Film Festival. The movie, was written and directed by John McKay. Andie stars as a single woman who /meets regularly with her girlfriends to swap stories about their love lives, or lack thereof. Things take an interesting turn when her character 'Kate' becomes involved with a younger man. Andie starred in "Harrison's Flowers," a drama about photojournalists behind the scenes in the war torn Balkans, with David Straithairn and Adrien Brody. Recently Andie earned praise for her performance in the Emmy nominated, HBO original film, "Dinner with Friends." Daily Variety called her portrayal "arguably MacDowell's best work yet" and USA Today says the film was "blessed by an on-the-mark performance by MacDowell." She received critical acclaim and accolades for her performance as a repressed young wife in Steven Soderbergh's ", lies and videotape." The film won the Palme D'Or in Cannes in 1989 and garnered Andie the Los Angeles Film Critics Award for Best Actress as well as a Golden Globe nomination. In 1997, Andie was presented with the coveted Cesar D'Honneur for her body of work and the Golden Kamera Award from German's Horzu Publications. In 1993, she starred in the holiday clic "Groundhog's Day" with Bill Murray. The following year, Andie earned the title of #1 female box-office draw worldwide with her performances in the smash hit romantic comedy "Four Weddings and a Funeral" and the western "Bad Girls" with Drew Barrymore. In other comedies, Andie continued to partner with some of the top leading men including Gerard Depardieu in "Green Card," for which she earned another Golden Globe nomination, Michael Keaton in "Multiplicity," John Travolta in "Michael," Andy Garcia in "Just the Ticket" and Warren Beatty in "Town and Country." The "End of Violence," directed by Wim Wenders starring Andie and Bill Pullman, was selected to screen at the opening of the 50th Anniversary of the Cannes Film Festival in 1998. Her other dramatic performances include "The Player" and "Short Cuts," both directed by Robert Altman; "Unstrung Heroes," direct by Diane Keaton, and the ever popular "St. Elmo's Fire." More facts about Andie MacDowell Birth name: Rosalie Anderson MacDowell Received the Medal of Honor in the Arts from Winthrop University. (2004) Is so confident that older actresses have a future that she has chosen to devote most of her time now to her children - and return full-force to film making in several years. (February 19, 2004) MacDowell received an honorary Doctor of Letters degree from Lander University in Greenwood, S.C. for her dedication to the Graham Children's Health Center. (8 May 2001) In 1984 Andie met Paul Qualley during a GAP fashion shoot, and in 1986 she married him. In 2000, MacDowell filed suit against Wal-Mart for displaying her picture in several stores without permission. She made her acting debut in GREYSTOKE: THE LEGEND OF TARZAN, LORD OF THE APES' (1984), but the excellent movie , LIES AND VIDEOTAPE (1989) is considered to be the real start of her actress career. She was L'Oreal's exclusive model for several years until 1989 in the US, and continued modeling until 1990. Spokesmodel for L'Oreal cosmetics and hair care When she was six her parents divorced and depression drove her mother to alcoholism. Worked at McDonalds and Pizza Hut as a teenager. Her voice in GREYSTOKE: THE LEGEND OF TARZAN, LORD OF THE APES (1984) was dubbed by Glenn Close. There are similarities between TWIN PEAKS (1990) and the film THE HIDDEN (1987), which had been released in 1987. Both feature Kyle MacLachlan as an enigmatic cop (otherworldly in TWIN PEAKS, actually an alien in THE HIDDEN) on a search for a killer who is actually not human, who takes possession of different human bodies to commit senseless murders. Nominated for Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Comedy/Musical at Golden Globe Awards for FOUR WEDDINGS AND A FUNERAL (1995) Nominated for Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Comedy/Musical at Golden Globe Awards for GREEN CARD (1991) Chosen by People Magazine one of the 50 most beautiful people in the world [2000] Former cosmetics model. Worked at McDonalds and Pizza Hut as a teenager. Chosen by People magazine as one of the 50 Most Beautiful People in the world. [1991] Announced her engagement to Atlanta jewelry businessman (and childhood friend) Rhett Hartzog; they plan to marry in November in Asheville, N.C. [26 July 2001] October 7th 2004 - Filed for divorce from childhood friend businessman Rhett Hartzog after nearly 3 years of marriage. Andie MacDowell's Quotation: "My life in Montana is so diverse from my Hollywood life that it even feels odd for me to go from one life to the other." "Walking in Asheville, you never know what you'll see. There's so many art galleries. In fact, I said to CBS, 'You have go to come to Ashsville.' It 's incredible. there's so much diversity, creativity, so many artistic people. and there are the vistas...the mountains and colors. I love here. Wilmington has the beach.But we have the mountains. And there's a strong support community...Ashevilee is a wonderful comunity." Andie MacDowell on Her Small "Beauty Shop" Role Though breathtaking beauty Andie MacDowell has a small role in Queen Latifah's "Beauty Shop," just having a minor role didn't stop her from being cordial to the press on a recent visit to the movie's set. MacDowell's fairly secretive about her character, but she did provide a few tiny details as to the sort of woman she plays in this comedy from MGM. What can you tell me about your character? Do you have any special beauty shop memories? How does the movie shop compare to real ones? What controversial topics come up? Why were you brought in last minute? What’s it like working with Queen Latifah? How do you stay beautiful? Have you picked up any tips from the movie? Andie MacDowell's beauty secrets Andie MacDowell recently revealed that it's more than just genetics that give her gorgeous skin, shiny hair and a great smile. So what's her secret? A healthy diet that includes plenty of nutrient-rich milk. MacDowell knows that the nine essential nutrients in milk are important to help keep her looking great and feeling healthy, which is why she has become the latest celebrity to model the famous milk mustache. Andie MacDowell Divorces Macdowell Ashamed Of Being A Smoker Andie Macdowell Weds Again Andie Macdowell Slashes Chaplin Rumors Two Weddings And One Divorce For Andie Andie MacDowell: Crush With the film's romantic comedy plot, does "Crush" remind you of "Four Weddings and a Funeral"? It reminded me more of ", lies, and videotape". I have a huge role here, as I did with "...", and the character is so intense. The whole morality issue is also similar, even though it's got a lot of great humour. British comedy is the best out there; they're famous for their humour. I love Mr Bean and Blackadder. Are you an Anglophile? I feel very comfortable in the UK. I could see myself living in the Cotswolds. I love it. I've had some great experiences. This is my fourth film here, and people seem to accept me. It's always nice to be accepted and welcomed. "Crush" has some great roles for women... Yeah, great, huge roles. These three women have worked hard to get where they are, so a part of their life got overlooked. That happens a lot with women, so they bonded with each other. That's where they bonded and put their love, energy, and emotions - with each other. My character falls in love with a younger guy, which is completely against her standards, and she approaches it with complete abandon. It was very well-written. Sometimes you get scripts where you think, "I wouldn't want to talk like that, let alone know anyone who does!"
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