One of the few bankable female stars of the 1990s, actress Julia Roberts remained an iconic figure whose assured, winsome performances underscored her undeniable public appeal. Following a breakthrough role in “Mystic Pizza” (1988), Roberts earned critical acclaim and award recognition for her portrayal of the ill-fated Shelby in “Steel Magnolias” (1989). But it was her performance as a hooker with a heart of gold opposite Richard Gere in “Pretty Woman” (1990) that propelled Roberts into the upper tier of Hollywood actresses. Roberts quickly became one of the highest paid stars – male or
At the height of her reign as America's celluloid sweetheart, Julia Roberts lit up the silver screen with her genuine glow of warmth, innocence, vulnerability, devil-may-care chutzpah and quirky, bouncy, girl-next-door charm.Then,
Awards: She's an Oscar winner and three-time nominee. She's also got three Blockbuster Entertainment Awards to her credit. Though they don't give those out any longer, the Blockbuster down the street from my
I've often lamented the fact that we don't have many high caliber actresses these days. The era of Julia and Jodie, while not completely finished, has certainly peaked. So it's time to start combing through the young talent