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Owen Earls

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Hong Chau

ActingThailandHong Chau (born June 25, 1979) is an American actress. She has received several award nominations for her film roles as Ngoc Lan Tran in Downsizing (2017) and as Liz, a nurse, in The Whale (2022), including a nomination for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for the latter.Chau was born to Vietnamese parents who lived in a refugee camp in Thailand after fleeing Vietnam in the late 1970s. A Vietnamese Catholic church in New Orleans sponsored Chau and her family to move to the United States. She grew up in New Orleans and majored in film studies at Boston University College of Communication before pursuing an acting career. She appeared in the TV series Treme (2010–2013) and the film Inherent Vice (2014). She went on to have supporting roles in the HBO limited series Watchmen (2019) and the Prime Video series Homecoming (2018–2020). Chau has also played leading roles in the 2019 films Driveways and American Woman and further supporting roles in the 2022 film The Menu and the 2023 Netflix series The Night Agent.Description above from the Wikipedia article Hong Chau, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
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Natalie Carter

ActingBeverly Hills, California, USANatalie Carter is an actress & neo-ethnic Soul / Jazz vocalist who has performed Jazz, Blues, Gospel and Brazilian Jazz nationally and internationally.
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Walter Liebman

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Margot Robbie

ActingDalby, Queensland, AustraliaMargot Robbie spent her early career getting heavily underestimated by Hollywood executives who took one look at her blonde hair and assumed she was just another soap star trying her luck in America. She completely shattered that delusion within seconds of swaggering onto the screen in The Wolf of Wall Street, firmly putting Leonardo DiCaprio in his place and proving she had the raw acting chops to run the entire town. Since then, she has transitioned from a fiercely talented leading lady into one of the most powerful, calculating producers in modern cinema.She first properly sent shockwaves through pop culture by grabbing a baseball bat and transforming Harley Quinn into the undisputed standout highlight of DC’s chaotic superhero universe. But rather than coasting on blockbuster franchise money, Margot used her leverage to launch her own production company, LuckyChap Entertainment. She immediately went full independent method to play the disgraced figure skater Tonya Harding in I, Tonya—delivering a fiercely aggressive, vulnerable performance that bagged her a fully deserved Oscar nomination and proved she was completely unafraid to look bruised and unpolished on screen.Her absolute masterstroke, however, came when she decided to turn the world completely pink. As both the lead star and the creative driving force behind Barbie, Margot pulled off a historic, billion-pound box office miracle, turning a heavily manufactured doll into a deeply existential, razor-sharp cultural phenomenon. Instead of resting on her laurels after conquering the globe, she immediately pivoted back to dark, prestige cinema—producing and starring as the volatile Catherine Earnshaw in Emerald Fennell’s gothic, boundary-pushing adaptation of Wuthering Heights.Lately, she has been entirely relentless in building her multi-million-pound empire behind the camera while commanding the screen. She brought her effortless charm to the star-studded sci-fi romance A Big Bold Beautiful Journey opposite Colin Farrell, and she’s gearing up for a massive high-stakes heist run by co-starring with Bradley Cooper in the highly anticipated retro prequel Ocean's Eleven. Margot Robbie has spent over a decade proving that true stardom isn't just about flashing a perfect smile for the cameras—it’s about owning the entire studio, calling all the shots, and making the rest of the industry play by your rules.

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• The Dutch Courage Audition: When she walked into the casting room to read for the fiercely sharp Naomi in The Wolf of Wall Street, Margot was completely terrified of standing next to Leonardo DiCaprio and director Martin Scorsese. Convinced she was going to choke under the massive pressure, she slipped out of the building, ran to a local New York off-licence, and knocked back three straight shots of tequila in quick succession before walking back in to deliver her career-launching audition.• The Panicked Co-Star Slap: During that exact same high-stakes audition with Leonardo DiCaprio, the script called for a massive verbal argument between the two characters. Wanting to do something completely unforgettable to secure the part, Margot completely went off-script; she marched right up to DiCaprio, screamed in his face, and delivered a massive, full-force slap directly across his jaw. The entire room went completely dead silent, and Margot was fully convinced she was about to be arrested for assault before Scorsese burst out laughing and hired her on the spot.• The Uncredited Tattoo Disaster: While filming the high-octane anti-hero blockbuster Suicide Squad, Margot bought a professional, industrial-grade tattoo gun and started giving matching "SKWAD" tattoos to the entire cast and crew as a bonding exercise in her trailer. While she successfully inked director David Ayer and co-star Cara Delevingne, she suffered a massive, accidental slip of the hand while tattooing a production assistant, completely misspelling the word as "SKWOD" and leaving him with a permanent reminder of her rookie mistake.

Insomniacs Take

Margot Robbie is an absolute mastermind. In a business that has spent decades treating young actresses like disposable commodities, she had the immense brains and stones to seize the steering wheel of her own career before anyone else could box her in. She possesses a magnetic, old-school movie star presence that completely fills a cinema screen, yet her absolute greatest talent is her staggering versatility—she can switch from a cartoonish comic book psycho to a tragic, broken athlete or a philosophical doll without breaking a sweat. She is an absolute titan of modern filmmaking, and she is single-handedly keeping the industry interesting.Click the Filmography tab to see all the Movies & Series linked to Margot Robbie on Insomniacs.
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Ryan Gosling

ActingLondon, Ontario, CanadaSome actors spend their entire careers desperately trying to look cool. Ryan Gosling somehow achieves that in bucket loads, naturally..! Whether he's playing a getaway driver, a jazz pianist, a private detective or a plastic doll having an existential crisis, the Canadian actor has perfected the art of making quiet awkwardness strangely captivating. The man could probably queue for a Tesco meal deal and half the internet would turn it into a mood board.Long before the world discovered he was literally Kenough, Gosling had already built one of the most fascinating careers in Hollywood. Starting out as a child actor on The Mickey Mouse Club, alongside future stars like Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake, he gradually evolved into one of the most respected actors of his generation. Unlike some child stars, though, Ryan never seemed interested in fame for fame's sake. If anything, he often gives off the impression that he'd rather be at home fixing something with a hammer.His breakthrough came with The Notebook, which transformed him into one of cinema's biggest heartthrobs practically overnight. Lesser actors might have happily surfed that wave for the next twenty years, but Gosling had other ideas. Instead, he started choosing strange, challenging and occasionally downright bonkers roles. One minute he was making audiences cry in Blue Valentine, the next he was driving around Los Angeles in near silence in Drive, somehow turning satin jackets and toothpicks into fashion statements.What makes Gosling so fascinating is that he often plays blokes who seem permanently two minutes away from having either a nervous breakdown or a profound philosophical revelation. He has a gift for portraying lonely dreamers, oddballs and men quietly questioning every life choice they've ever made. Which, come to think of it, probably explains why so many people relate to him.And then, just when everyone thought they had him figured out, he delivered one of the funniest performances of his career as Ken in Barbie. Armed with fake tans, fur coats and enough misplaced confidence to power the entire film, Gosling somehow stole scenes in a movie about a doll and earned an Oscar nomination doing it. Which is exactly the sort of bizarre career choice that makes him so entertaining.

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• Ryan was such a shy child that his mum temporarily homeschooled him because he struggled with bullying. Not exactly the origin story you'd expect for one of Hollywood's biggest stars.• During filming of The Lovely Bones, Gosling gained around 60 pounds because he believed the character should look different. Unfortunately, director Peter Jackson had other ideas and Ryan ended up leaving the project entirely. Somewhere, there's an alternate universe where a slightly heavier Ryan Gosling is in that film.• Despite becoming one of the most recognisable actors in the world, Gosling has often spoken about preferring a quiet life and keeping his family out of the spotlight. Which probably explains why he always seems refreshingly normal by Hollywood standards.

Insomniacs Take

Ryan Gosling has somehow mastered the impossible balancing act of being both a serious actor and an accidental internet meme. He can break your heart, make you laugh and stare moodily into the middle distance better than almost anyone alive. And whether he's hunting replicants, singing on a pier or shouting about horses while dressed as Ken, he always brings a weirdly charming energy that makes him impossible not to like. Quite simply, the bloke's got it.Click the Filmography tab to see all the Movies & Series linked to Ryan Gosling on Insomniacs.
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