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QUVENZHANÉ WALLIS (Annie)

Quvenzhané Wallis stumbled into a stellar acting career with a lie: back in early 2009, when she was a mere five years old, she assured director Benh Zeitlin that she was, in fact, a mature six year old girl – the minimum age to be considered for a role in Zeitlin’s Beasts of the Southern Wild. The production was holding auditions in Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana, close to Quvenzhané’s hometown, Houma, and her family supported Quvenzhané’s sudden acting urge, taking her to try her luck against 4,000 other aspiring stars.
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STEVE CARELL (Foxcatcher)

A funnyman with multiple Golden Globe nominations (seven, with one win in 2008 for his television role in The Office), Steve Carell turns deadly serious and multi-layered in Foxcatcher, a career-defining performance that sees him cast startlingly against type as recluse delusional billionaire John Du Pont. An actor of many skills, whose quite and gentle demeanor hides a surprising strength, character and versatility, Carell plays the eccentric billionaire, heir to an industrial family's massive fortune, who wants to start an Olympic wrestling training facility in his Pennsylvania "castle" in the Bennett Miller’s remarkable drama.
  • Golden Globe Awards

STEVE CARELL (Foxcatcher)

A funnyman with multiple Golden Globe nominations (seven, with one win in 2008 for his television role in The Office), Steve Carell turns deadly serious and multi-layered in Foxcatcher, a career-defining performance that sees him cast startlingly against type as recluse delusional billionaire John Du Pont. An actor of many skills, whose quite and gentle demeanor hides a surprising strength, character and versatility, Carell plays the eccentric billionaire, heir to an industrial family's massive fortune, who wants to start an Olympic wrestling training facility in his Pennsylvania "castle" in the Bennett Miller’s remarkable drama.