Nicole Mary Kidman was born in Honolulu, Hawaii, on June 20, 1967. The Kidmans lived in the U.S. because Nicole's biochemist father was conducting research on breast cancer.
Once Nicole was 4 years old, her family moved to Australia, where Nicole and her younger sister were raised under strict rules. Anthony and Janelle Kidman were extremely politically active, and instilled certain values into their daughters. The Kidman girls were even required to discuss a political issue or current affair with their parents at the end of every day.
Nicole made her acting debut in 1983, in the Australian film Bush Christmas. She made quite a lasting impression on her fellow Australians, who still watch the film on television every December.
By the time she dropped out of high school to pursue a full-time acting career and tend to her mother who had been diagnosed with breast cancer, Nicole had already become a star Down Under. She soon became recognized across the globe in the United States, when she appeared in the 1989 thriller, Dead Calm.
Finally growing into her figure and becoming the red headed beauty we know today, Nicole next appeared in the film Days of Thunder, which would mold her life in more ways than one. In the racecar flick, she stole co-star Tom Cruise's heart both on and off screen. The couple were married after a brief courtship in 1990, and remain happily married.
Although Nicole's next roles in films such as Billy Bathgate, Far and Away (co-starring then hubby Tom Cruise), My Life, and Malice did not fare too well at the box office, the actress was still climbing her way to becoming one of Hollywood's hottest commodities.
In 1995, Nicole secured her A-list status with her critically acclaimed performance in the dark film To Die For. Her role as the fame-hungry journalist swept aside all doubts that Nicole was just another actress -- her performance was one of the most respected of the year, and garnered her the Best Actress Award at the Golden Globes, among others. As a Batman woman and the sexy love interest in the summer blockbuster Batman Forever, Nicole stole the hearts of many men and film critics alike.
Nicole and Tom starred as husband and wife (not too much of a stretch) in the psychosexual drama Eyes Wide Shut, classic director Stanley Kubrick's final film. The much anticipated film drew mixed reviews, despite the fact that it took most of 1997 to film.
Returning to her theatrical roots, Nicole starred in the Broadway production of The Blue Room, which garnered her raves reviews and a Theatre World Award.
Continuing their reign as one of Hollywood's most powerful and photogenic couple, Nicole and Tom are the parents of two adoptive children, Isabella Jane and Connor Anthony,
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Once Nicole was 4 years old, her family moved to Australia, where Nicole and her younger sister were raised under strict rules. Anthony and Janelle Kidman were extremely politically active, and instilled certain values into their daughters. The Kidman girls were even required to discuss a political issue or current affair with their parents at the end of every day.
Nicole made her acting debut in 1983, in the Australian film Bush Christmas. She made quite a lasting impression on her fellow Australians, who still watch the film on television every December.
By the time she dropped out of high school to pursue a full-time acting career and tend to her mother who had been diagnosed with breast cancer, Nicole had already become a star Down Under. She soon became recognized across the globe in the United States, when she appeared in the 1989 thriller, Dead Calm.
Finally growing into her figure and becoming the red headed beauty we know today, Nicole next appeared in the film Days of Thunder, which would mold her life in more ways than one. In the racecar flick, she stole co-star Tom Cruise's heart both on and off screen. The couple were married after a brief courtship in 1990, and remain happily married.
Although Nicole's next roles in films such as Billy Bathgate, Far and Away (co-starring then hubby Tom Cruise), My Life, and Malice did not fare too well at the box office, the actress was still climbing her way to becoming one of Hollywood's hottest commodities.
In 1995, Nicole secured her A-list status with her critically acclaimed performance in the dark film To Die For. Her role as the fame-hungry journalist swept aside all doubts that Nicole was just another actress -- her performance was one of the most respected of the year, and garnered her the Best Actress Award at the Golden Globes, among others. As a Batman woman and the sexy love interest in the summer blockbuster Batman Forever, Nicole stole the hearts of many men and film critics alike.
Nicole and Tom starred as husband and wife (not too much of a stretch) in the psychosexual drama Eyes Wide Shut, classic director Stanley Kubrick's final film. The much anticipated film drew mixed reviews, despite the fact that it took most of 1997 to film.
Returning to her theatrical roots, Nicole starred in the Broadway production of The Blue Room, which garnered her raves reviews and a Theatre World Award.
Continuing their reign as one of Hollywood's most powerful and photogenic couple, Nicole and Tom are the parents of two adoptive children, Isabella Jane and Connor Anthony,
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