Uma Thurman

Following an unorthodox childhood spent being raised a Buddhist and modeling in New York at a young age, actress Uma Thurman jumped into feature films at 16 years old and never looked back. After mature performances in two independent films, Thurman broke through as an ingénue in the erotic drama “Dangerous Liaisons” (1988). From there, she developed a talent for playing alluring young women with ulterior motives, culminating in a head-turning performance in “Henry and June” (1990), the first movie to ever be rated NC-17. But it was her modern take on the classic femme fatale in “Pulp Fiction”