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'''Angelina Jolie Voight''' ([[June 4]], [[1975]] -) is an [[United States|American]] actress and daughter of actor [[Jon Voight]]. |
'''Angelina Jolie Voight''' ([[June 4]], [[1975]] -) is an [[United States|American]] actress and daughter of actor [[Jon Voight]]. |
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Angelina Jolie first rose to prominence as the star of the cable TV movie "Gia", the true story of [[bisexuality|bisexual]], drug addicted supermodel [[Gia Carangi]]. Jolie, herself bisexual, is noted as much for her tattoos, exotic looks and sensual lips as for her acting. She |
Angelina Jolie first rose to prominence as the star of the cable TV movie "Gia", the true story of [[bisexuality|bisexual]], drug addicted supermodel [[Gia Carangi]]. Jolie, herself bisexual, is noted as much for her tattoos, exotic looks and sensual lips as for her acting. She married Academy Award Winner [[Billy Bob Thornton]], but they divorced in [[2002]]. |
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Jolie's performance in 1999's "Girl, Interrupted" won her an Academy Award. She has also appeared in films such as "Foxfire", "The Bone Collector", "Pushing Tin", "Gone In 60 Seconds", "[[Tomb Raider (movie)|Tomb Raider]]", and "Playing God". |
Jolie's performance in 1999's "Girl, Interrupted" won her an Academy Award. She has also appeared in films such as "Foxfire", "The Bone Collector", "Pushing Tin", "Gone In 60 Seconds", "[[Tomb Raider (movie)|Tomb Raider]]", and "Playing God". |
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Revision as of 05:55, 22 August 2002
Angelina Jolie Voight (June 4, 1975 -) is an American actress and daughter of actor Jon Voight.
Angelina Jolie first rose to prominence as the star of the cable TV movie "Gia", the true story of bisexual, drug addicted supermodel Gia Carangi. Jolie, herself bisexual, is noted as much for her tattoos, exotic looks and sensual lips as for her acting. She married Academy Award Winner Billy Bob Thornton, but they divorced in 2002.
Jolie's performance in 1999's "Girl, Interrupted" won her an Academy Award. She has also appeared in films such as "Foxfire", "The Bone Collector", "Pushing Tin", "Gone In 60 Seconds", "Tomb Raider", and "Playing God".