In honor of the metoo movement and in a growing desire to try and win support back for Hollywood in the wake of their so called "political elitism" movement I have decided to do a series in which I analyze and talk about actresses and their backgrounds in a series I will call "25 Actresses with a bright future"
Emma Stone:
Major Performances: The Amazing Spider-Man, Battle of the Sexes, Zombieland
La La Land (She received an Oscar for this performance) and Birdman (She was a member of the Best Supporting Actress field that year)
Upcoming Performances: The Favourite, Cruella, The Croods 2
From there she continued acting picking up more and more critical steam with performances like the one she delivered in 2011's "The Help" and her coming of age film "Easy A". Finally in 2014 she was rewarded by her peers for her supporting of Michael Keaton in that year's best picture recipient "Birdman". She is the every-woman, a sort of presence that stays away from the drama while bathing in the glow of quirk and charm.
Margot Robbie
Major Performances: The Wolf of Wall Street (Which garnered her lot of accolades), About Time, Goodbye Christopher Robin, and I,Tonya (Which led to her successfully being nominated for her first Oscar)
Upcoming Performances: Suicide Squad 2, Two Harley Quinn films, Mary, Queen of Scots
Born in the land down under, she grew up in a family of four children, with her mom being a physiotherapist, her dad Doug Robbie. She first made her presence known in the 2013 romantic sci-fi film about time travelling romance, About Time, a film which is one of my personal favorites of that year. She was still despite that a completely unknown, a statement that would soon ring hollow.
The true moment of coming out was when she appeared alongside Leonardo Dicaprio in 2013's adaptation of Jordan Belfort memoir, The Wolf of Wall Street. She stole the show with her acting, her sexiness and that "daddy scene", even if her dramatic moments were more resounding. Here and there she has out acted Jared Leto and Will Smith, gotten to play historical figures in period pieces with Goodbye Christopher Robin, and snagged a well deserve oscar nomination for this year's figure skating film I, Tonya.
Saoirse Ronan:
Major Performances: Brooklyn (For which she received a best actress nomination), Atonement (For which she received a supporting actress nom), The Grand Budapest Hotel, The Lovely Bones, Hanna, The Host, How I Live Now, Lady Bird (For which is nominated for Lead Actress)
Upcoming Performances: Mary, Queen of Scots (With Margot Robbie), The Seagull
Born in one of the Burroughs of New York referred to as "The Bronx", her family moved to Ireland when she was three. She spent a decent amount of time living in Ireland, especially Dublin where she picked up the deep accent she has today. When Atonement came out in 2007 to rapturous acclaim and celebration, the Oscars decided that even at her age that she should be awarded with a nomination for best supporting actress.
She continued working, picking up a role in a clunker thought to be the Twilight author's next big hit, as well as facing obscurity with movies like How I Live Now. Finally though, with the help of Wes Anderson she was thrust back into the light and a year following broke out completely with Brooklyn. She is one of the most charming and sincere actresses alive and her relationship with her Lady Bird director, for which both of them are nominated for Oscars, shows just how cool Hollywood can be.
Alicia Vikander
Major Performances: Ex Machina (A critical darling), The Danish Girl (For which she won an oscar, Anna Karenina, The Fifth Estate, Testament of Youth (For which she received minor critical praise)
Upcoming Performances: Tomb Raider, Freak Shift, Submergence
Alicia is a Swedish actress, dancer and producer, born in Gothenburg, Sweden to another Swedish actress, Maria Fahl-Vikander. Spending a lot of her childhood in minor stage plays as well as time in Ballet, she didn't actually get her film start until 2009 with the film, "Pure". There she spent a lot of time within the confines of her home countries entertainment and cinematic industry.
Alicia first became noteworthy for the more obscure film fans when she showed up in the 2012 Danish film "The Royal Affair" opposite Mads Mikkelsen. She continued acting until a young up and coming director tagged her to appear in his Sci-fi film "Ex Machina" and her critical star burned brightly. She was so good in Ex Machina that her victory at the Oscars was shunned by a majority of people who felt she shouldn't have even been nominated. Appearing in Man of U.N.C.L.E soon after was the most notable she's been since her Oscar.
Elizabeth Olsen
Major Performances: Avengers: Age of Ultron, Godzilla (2014), Captain America: Civil War, Ingrid Goes West, Martha Marcy May Marlene, Wind River
Upcoming Performances: Avengers: Infinity War
Born Elizabeth Chase Olsen, she would later end up growing up in the shadow of her sisters, financially at least, as she is the more talented actress. Born in Sherman Oaks, California to a real estate developer and a personal manager. Spending most of her youth in ballet classes, she found work in her sisters straight to DVD brand of cinematic drek. However after years of small roles her star got a small ignition from the critically lauded Martha Marcy May Marlene.
Perhaps the coolest moment for her came when she was tapped to play a role in the 2014 telling of Godzilla opposite her fictional brother from Age of Ultron, Aaron Taylor Johnson. This would be the beginning of small relative success as she was included in both Civil War, and the yet to be released Infinity Wars. In addition she has found some minor Sundance and other festival success most specifically in the form of Wind River opposite Jeremy Renner and Ingrid Goes West opposite Aubrey Plaza. She has a bright future ahead of her if she plays her cards correctly.
