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Diablo III Sales Bode Well for PC Games, Poorly for Always-Online Haters
by Chris Pereira
23 May 2012 at 4:31pm

Diablo III was expected to do well, but with so many factors to take into account -- competition from Torchlight II, an always-online requirement, and complaints about a supposedly dumbed-down skill system and colorful art style -- it was hard to say for sure exactly how well it would do. It turns out it did tremendously well; Blizzard has announced the long-awaited sequel has already broken sales records, something the folks over at Activision are pretty accustomed to thanks to Call of Duty. However, Diablo's success may have more far-reaching effects than simply ensuring Blizzard and company are flush with cash.

More than 3.5 million copies of the game were sold in its first 24 hours of availability, according to Blizzard. This figure does not include the freebie digital versions handed out to those who signed up for the World of Warcraft Annual Pass. Over 1.2 million people took advantage of that offer, bringing the total number of gamers with a copy of the game on launch day up to 4.7 million, good enough to make it the "biggest PC game launch in history." After the first week, that figure now sits at 6.3 million.

What If Shigeru Miyamoto Had Become a Manga Artist?
by Kat Bailey
23 May 2012 at 10:29am

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1UP COVER STORY | WEEK OF MAY 21 | WHAT IF?

What If Shigeru Miyamoto Had Become a Manga Artist? Cover Story: A timeline from an alternative universe where gaming lacks input from one of its most prolific creators.

t's kind of a fascinating story really. Shigeru Miyamoto, maybe the most influential designer ever, had little interest in videogames until the late 1970s, when he played Space Invaders. Up until that point, he had wanted to be a manga artist. Well, what if he had followed his original dream and done just that? What would have happened to Nintendo? Or videogames in general? Here's one possible timeline.

1979 -- Miyamoto the Manga Artist: Shigeru Miyamoto graduates from the Kanazawa Munici College of Industrial Arts and Crafts. Because Miyamoto's father is a friend of Hiroshi Yamauchi, he soon receives an offer to work for Nintendo. But Miyamoto is something of a free spirit, and he has little interest in videogames. He decides instead to pursue a career as as manga artist.

Does One Award Warrant a Game of the Year Edition for Dead Island?
by Chris Pereira
22 May 2012 at 5:19pm

Dead Island is set to be re-released in a Game of the Year Edition package next month, a fact that is the source of some complaints. It's not so much that the game is being bundled with its DLC that is the problem; it's the labeling of the game as Game of the Year, a title which many feel it is not deserving of.

It is completely understandable why a publisher would want a game re-release to be positioned as a "Game of the Year Edition." That title carries with it a certain connotation of quality, that it was among the very best, if not the best, games released during the year it originally came out. Game of the Year Editions are commonly associated with the likes of Morrowind, Oblivion, Fallout 3, Red Dead Redemption, and other critically acclaimed games. There is a certain expectation that a GotY Edition consists of a terrific game and bonus content (be it downloadable content or expansion packs) that early adopters had to pay extra for, with all of this often coming at a sub-$60 price.

What If the Cost of Games Continued to Rise Since the '80s?
by Marty Sliva
22 May 2012 at 5:07pm

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1UP COVER STORY | WEEK OF MAY 21 | WHAT IF?

What If the Cost of Games Continued to Rise Since the '80s? Cover Story: A sad look at a hobby that became too damn expensive.

December 12, 1985

You'll never guess what I got for my birthday! I woke up this morning, walked into the living room, and saw Dad playing Nintendo in front of the TV! He was having trouble with the first level of Mario, so I sat down and helped him jump over the pits until we got to the flagpole at the end. After that, we brought out the Zapper and played Duck Hunt until dinner time. Mom got kinda mad at Dad for buying something so expensive, but he told her that my birthday only comes once a year.

What If the 1993 Video Game Violence Hearings Resulted in Government Censorship?
by 1UP Staff
22 May 2012 at 3:30pm

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1UP COVER STORY | WEEK OF MAY 21 | WHAT IF?

What If the 1993 Video Game Violence Hearings Resulted in Government Censorship? Cover Story: Peer into a dark and twisted present we'll (thankfully) never know.

n late 1993, state senators and certified oldsters Joseph Lieberman and Herb Khol got a whiff of this whole "video games" thing and decided to use their unholy powers to investigate the issue. While our friends in Germany and Australia often find amazing games banned outright or plagued with hilariously conspicuous censorship, we Americans escaped with a barely perceptible slap on the wrists thanks to the efforts of testifying industry vets who actually knew the subject at hand. But one can only wonder what the '90s gaming landscape (and beyond) would have looked like if the iron fist of government oppression punched the living daylights out of our beloved hobby...

Book Review: Exploring Video Gaming's Near-Death with "1983"
by Jeremy Parish
22 May 2012 at 2:18pm

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1UP COVER STORY | WEEK OF MAY 21 | WHAT IF?

Book Review: Exploring Video Gaming's Near-Death with "1983" Cover Story: Thirty years ago, video games almost died. We examine the possibilities.

ith his latest book, 1983, game journalist and historian Chris Kohler has chosen to take a slightly different tack then he employed for his massive treatise Power Up: How America Gave Video Games an Extra Life a few years back. Rather than approaching the topic of video games from a wide-ranging, all-inclusive perspective, Kohler instead drills down here into a single crucial moment in time for the young medium: The near-crash of the industry in year 1983.

Despite the Orwellian overtones of the title Kohler has selected for his work, there's nothing ominous about the story contained herein -- perhaps, except, the idea that video gaming could have been snuffed out entirely a mere decade after Pong's debut. A combination of gold-rush greed, incompetence, and '80s corporate culture nearly suffocated the fledging entertainment medium just as it was hitting its stride. The Warner corporation's eagerness to cash in on their purchase of Atari, combined with the influx of low-quality, externally developed 2600 games after Activision broke away to become the first third-party developer, nearly buried the industry beneath a deluge of self-cannibalizing mediocrity.

Breaking the Illusion: Not Playing by the Rules
by Chris Pereira
21 May 2012 at 7:07pm

I like to play games in what I imagine is an unusual manner, or at least I thought this to be the case until 1UP members revealed they share some of my habits. One of these things, my propensity for systematically exploring an area before moving on, has reared its head in particularly noticeable fashion as I make my way through Max Payne 3. Playing in this way was clearly something the game's designers accounted for, as evidenced by the collectables scattered throughout, and yet it feels almost as if I'm being punished for deciding to be a completionist.

My process for approaching each area in Max Payne 3 follows the same pattern, only being altered if I'm low on health and out of painkillers (health packs in Max Payne's world). I kill everyone and then proceed to sweep over the entire room, seeking out any hidden spots or areas which do not appear to lead to the next area. As I make my way from one combat area to the next, I'm mindful of my surroundings and am sure to double back to check behind staircases and to see which doors can be opened. I do this all while searching for golden gun components, painkillers, and clues which can be examined. The latter can fill in the backstory but is hardly needed to get the gist of the narrative. I'm able to comfortably do this because there is no ticking clock, even if what Max is doing at any given time suggests there should be, and because enemies come in limited numbers and only in certain areas.

What If?: Gaming's Alternate Realities
by 1UP Staff
21 May 2012 at 6:27pm

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1UP COVER STORY | WEEK OF MAY 21 | WHAT IF?

What If?: Gaming's Alternate Realities 1UP explores what might have happened had video game history gone differently.

People love to look back at the past and ask, "What if things had gone differently?" Navel-gazing at history spans cultures and races. Whether it's author Harry Turtledove making a fortune by contemplating how differently the American Civil War would have gone if someone had time-traveled to give the Confederate Army machine guns, or the manga Konpeki No Kantai in which the Japanese navy beats up America in World War II before teaming up to kill Hitler, second-guessing ourselves seems to be human nature.

Maybe it's the competitive nature of the medium, but video gamers seem especially fond of revisiting the past and wondering about alternate outcomes. As the Three Fates in the image above suggest, games have woven a rich and complex tapestry in their mere half-century of existence -- a tapestry whose design and nature could have changed radically had things turned out differently.

What If Video Games Never Came Home?
by 1UP Staff
21 May 2012 at 6:25pm

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What if Video Games Never Came Home? Cover Story: A chilling glimpse into a world where the arcade still rules supreme.

UP's cover story this week revolves around the question, "What if?" In keeping with that theme, we'd like to offer this glimpse into one of many alternate realities of video gaming: A world where video games never came home. A world where the arcade still dominates gaming. How would a site like 1UP be different in such a place? We talk to our mirror universe counterparts about the state of gaming and their thoughts on the medium.

What If Third-Party Development Didn't Exist?
by Nadia Oxford
21 May 2012 at 6:24pm

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1UP COVER STORY | WEEK OF MAY 21 | WHAT IF?

What If Third-Party Development Didn't Exist? Cover Story: How Activision's 1982 win in court changed the industry.

et's be honest, when we think about Activision-Blizzard as a company, at least a few of us get a mental image of a dark overlord with hooked fingers looming over a burning landscape. This image is usually accompanied by a deep-voiced demand for sacrificial virgins. Given Activision-Blizzard's status as The Biggest Thing That Has Ever Existed in Gaming, it's easy to forget that prehistoric Activision fought for the right to develop third-party games on the Atari 2600 -- a battle that it eventually won in court.

Activision's victory essentially made it possible for third-party game designers to ply their trade on home game consoles.

Activision's drive for justice wasn't exclusively about being paid its deserved royalties, either. During the 2600 era, Atari had a nasty habit of not crediting its game developers (or even letting developers bring attention to themselves, which convinced Adventure developer Warren Robinett to bury his name in the game, possibly creating the first digital Easter Egg). When Activision won the right to make its own games for the 2600 in 1982, credit was no longer a problem.

Moon Shoes For Adults

A chronology of movie actresses

A chronology of most important movie actresses from 1890 to present.

PRESENTATION

This is a a non exhaustive list. I will add more pictures and movie titles in the future.

For male actors, see my chronology of movie actors.

Navigation tip: With the table of contents, you can jump to the decade when an actress is born. To quickly find a name on this page, you can use the search function of your browser (Ctrl-F).

1890-1910

NAME	BORN-DIED	COUNTRY (at birth)	SOME MOVIES
Mary Pickford	1892-1979	Canada	Pollyanna (20)
Lillian Gish	1893-1993	US	Birth of a Nation (15) Orphans of the Storm (21) Night of the Hunter (55)
Mae West	1893-1980	US	She Done Him Wrong (33) My Little Chickadee (40)
Pola Negri	1897-1987	Poland	The Wildcat (21) Hotel Imperial (27)
Irene Dunne	1898-1990	US	My Favorite Wife (40) A Guy Named Joe (43)
Arletty	1898-1992	France	Les enfants du paradis (45)
Gloria Swanson	1899-1983	US	Sadie Thompson (28) Sunset Boulevard (50)
Jean Arthur	1900-1991	US	Mr. Deeds Goes to Town (26) Only Angels Have Wings (39)
Marlene Dietrich	1901-1992	Germany	The Blue Angel (30) Destry Rides Agains (39)
Claudette Colbert	1903-1996	France	Cleopatra (34) It Happened One Night (34)
Clara Bow	1905-1965	US	Mantrap (26) Call Her Savage (32)
Joan Crawford	1905-1977	US	Grand Hotel (32) Rain (32) The women (39) Mildred Pierce (45) Johnny Guitar (54) What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (62)
Greta Garbo	1905-1990	Sweden	Anna Christie (30) Mata Hari (31) Grand Hotel (32) Queen Christina (33) Ninotchka (39)
Myrna Loy	1905-1993	US	The Thin Man (34) Cheaper by the Dozen (50)
Madeleine Carroll	1906-1977	UK	The 39 Steps (35) The Prisoner of Zenda (37)
Louise Brooks	1906-1985	US	Pandora's Box (29)
Mary Astor	1906-1987	US	The Maltese Falcon (41) The Great Lie (41)
Barbara Stanwyck	1907-1990	US	Lady Eve (41) Double Indemnity (44) The Thorn Birds (tv series, 83)
Katharine Hepburn	1907-2003	US	Bringing Up Baby (38) Adam's Rib (49) The African Queen (51) The Lion in Winter (68) On Golden Pond (81)
Fay Wray	1907-2004	Canada	King Kong (33)
Bette Davis	1908-1989	US	Of Human Bondage (34) All About Eve (50) What Did Ever Happened to Baby Jane ? (60)
Carole Lombard	1909-1942	US	My Man Godfrey (36) To Be or Not to Be (42)

1910

NAME	BORN-DIED	COUNTRY (at birth)	SOME MOVIES
Paulette Goddard	1910-1990	US	Modern Times (36) The Ghost Breakers (40)
Jean Harlow	1911-1937	US	Hell's Angels (30) The Public Enemy (31)
Merle Oberon	1911-1979	India	The Scarlet Pimpernel (34) Wuthering Heights (39)
Margaret Lockwood	1911-1990	UK	The Lady Vanishes (38) Wicked Lady (45)
Ginger Rogers	1911-1995	US	Top Hat (35)
Vivien Leigh	1913-2000	UK	Gone with the wind (39) A Streetcar Named Desire (51)
Loretta Young	1913-2000	US	Laugh clown laugh (28) The stranger (46) The Bishop's wife (47) The farmer's daughter (47) Academy Award - Best actress
Hedy Lamarr	1914-2000	Austria	White Cargo (42) Samson and Delilah (49)
Ingrid Bergman	1915-1982	Sweden	Casablanca (42) Notorious (46) Indiscreet (58)
Olivia De Havilland	1916	Japan	The Adventures of Robin Hood (38) The Snake Pit (48)
Susan Hayward	1917-1975	US	I Want to Live (58)
Joan Fontaine	1917	Japan	Rebecca (40) Jane Eyre (44)
Danielle Darrieux	1917	France	Mayerling (36) 8 femmes (2002)
Rita Hayworth	1918-1987	US	Only Angels Have Wings (39) Strawberry Blonde (41) Cover Girl (44) Gilda (46) Down to Earth (47) Lady From Shanghai (48) Seperate Tables (58)
Teresa Wright	1918-2005	US	Mrs. Miniver (42) Shadow of a Doubt (43)
Veronica Lake	1919-1973	US	I Married a Witch (42) The Glass Key (42) The Blue Dahlia (46)
Jennifer Jones	1919	US	Song of Bernadette (43) Ruby Gentry (52)

1920

NAME	BORN-DIED	COUNTRY (at birth)	SOME MOVIES
Gene Tierney	1920-1990	US	The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (42) Heaven Can Wait (43) Laura (44) Leave Her to Heaven (45) Dragonwick (46) The Left Hand of God (55)
Lana Turner	1920-1995	US	The Postman Always Rings Twice (46) Peyton Place (57)
Shelley Winters	1920-2006	US	Night of the Hunter (55) Poseidon Adventure (72)
Maureen O'Hara	1920	Ireland	Hunchback of Notre-Dame (39) The Black Swan (42) Rio Grande (50) The Quiet Man (52) The Parent Trap (61) Deadly Companions (61)
Michle Morgan	1920	France	Quai des brumes (38)
Simone Signoret	1921-1985	Germany	Les diaboliques (55)
Deborah Kerr	1921-2007	UK	Black Narcissus (47) King Solomon's mines (50) Quo Vadis (51) From Here to Eternity (53) The King and I (56) An Affair to Remember (57) Separate Tables (58) The Night of the Iguana (64)
Cyd Charisse	1921-2008	US	Singin' in the Rain (52) The Band Wagon (53)
Judy Garland	1922-1969	US	The Wizard of Oz (39) A Star is Born (54)
Ava Gardner	1922-1990	US	The Killers (46) One Touch of Venus (48) Mogambo (53) The Barefoot Contessa (54) 55 days at Pekin (63) Earthquake (74)
Anne Baxter	1923-1985	US	All About Eve (50) The Ten Commandments (56)
Lauren Bacall	1924	US	The Big Sleep (46) Key Largo (48)
Doris Day	1924	US	The Man Who Knew Too Much (56) Pillow Talk (59)
Eva Marie Saint	1924	US	On the Waterfront (54) North by Northwest (59) Exodus (60) The Stalking Moon (68) Nothing in Common (86) Superman Returns (2006)
Marilyn Monroe	1926-1962	US	Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (53) The Misfits (61)
Janet Leigh	1927	US	Touch of Evil (58) Psycho (59)
Shirley Temple	1928	US	Little Miss Marker (34)
Jeanne Moreau	1928	France	Ascenseur pour l'chafaud (58) Jules et Jim (62)
Grace Kelly	1929-1982	US	High Noon (52) Mogambo (53) Rear Window (54) The Country Girl (54) Dial M for Murder (54) To Catch a Thief (55) High Society (56)
Audrey Hepburn	1929-1993	Belgium	Roman Holiday (53) War and Peace (56) Sabrina (54) Nun's Story (59) Breakfast at Tiffany's (61) Charade (63) My Fair Lady (63) Two for the Road (67) Wait Until Dark (67) Robin and Marian (76) Always (89)
Jean Simmons	1929	UK	Great Expectations (46) Spartacus (60)

1930

NAME	BORN-DIED	COUNTRY (at birth)	SOME MOVIES
Tippi Hedren	1930	US	The Birds (63)
Anne Bancroft	1931-2005	US	The Graduate (67) The Prisoner of Second Avenue (75)
Leslie Caron	1931	France	An American in Paris (52)
Elizabeth Taylor	1932-2011	US	Father of the Bride (50) Cat on a Hot Thin Roof (58) Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolfe (66)
Anouk Aime	1932	France	La Dolce Vita (60) Un homme et une femme (66)
Kim Novak	1933	US	Bell, Book and Candle (58) Vertigo (58)
Shirley MacLaine	1934	US	The Apartment (60) Sweet Charity (69) Tearms of Endearment (83)
Sophia Loren	1934	Italy	Two Women (60) El Cid (61)
Brigitte Bardot	1934	France	Et Dieu cra la femme (56)
Judi Dench	1934	UK	A Room With a View (85) Goldeneye (95)
Julie Andrews	1935	UK	Mary Poppins (64) The Sound of Music (65)
Ursula Andress	1936	US	Dr. No (62) She (65)
Glenda Jackson	1936	UK	Mary Queen of Scots (71)
Jane Fonda	1937	US	Barefoot in the Park (67) The China Syndrome (79)
Vanessa Redgrave	1937	UK	Blowup (66) Mary Queen of Scotts (71)
Jean Seberg	1938-1979	US	bout de souffle (60)
Natalie Wood	1938-1981	US	Miracle on 34th Street (47) Rebel Without a Cause (55) West Side Story (61) Brainstorm (83)
Romy Schneider	1938-1982	Austria	Sissi (55) La mort en direct (80)
Claudia Cardinale	1938	Tunisia	Once Upon a Time in America (68) Fitzcarraldo (82)

1940

NAME	BORN-DIED	COUNTRY (at birth)	SOME MOVIES
Raquel Welch	1940	US	One Million Years B.C. (66)
Faye Dunaway	1941	US	Bonnie and Clyde (67) Three Days of the Condor (75) Don Juan de Marco (95)
Julie Christie	1941	India	Dr. Zhivago (65) Don't Look Now (76) Away From Her (2006)
Franoise Dorlac	1942-1967	France	L'homme de Rio (64)
Barbra Streisand	1942	US	Funny Girl (68) The Way we Were (73)
Genevive Bujold	1942	Canada	Anne of the Thousand Days (69) Kamouraska (73)
Catherine Deneuve	1943	France	Les parapluies de Cherbourg (64) Repulsion (65) Indochine (92)
Jacqueline Bisset [4]	1944	UK	Bullitt (68) Airport (70) La nuit amricaine (73) Le Magnifique (73) The Deep (77) La crmonie (95)
Mia Farrow	1945	US	Rosemary's Baby (68) The Purple Rose of Cairo (85)
Helen Mirren	1945	UK	Excalibur (81) The Queen (2005)
Susan Sarandon	1946	US	The Great Waldo Pepper (75) The Rocky Horror Picture Show (76) Atlantic City (80) Bull Durham (88) Thelma and Louise (91) Dead Man Walking (95)
Charlotte Rampling	1946	UK	The Verdict (82)
Liza Minelli	1946	US	New York New York (77)
Cher	1946	US	Mask (85) Moonstruck (87)
Glenn Close	1947	US	Fatal Attraction (87) Dangerous Liaisons (88)
Claude Jade	1948-2006	France	Baisers vols (68) Topaz (69)
Meryl Streep	1949	US	Sophie's Choice (82) Out of Africa (85)
Sigourney Weaver [4]	1949	US	Alien (79) and sequels (86, 92, 97) Eyewitness (81) The Year of Living Dangerously (82) Gorillas in the Mist (88) Death and the Maiden (94) A Map of the World (99) Heartbreakers (2001) The Village (2004)
Sissy Spacek	1949	US	Carrie (76) Coal Miner's Daughter (80)
Jessica Lange	1949	US	King Kong (76) Music Box (89) Big Fish (2003)
Fanny Ardent	1949	France	La femme d' ct (81)
Shelley Duvall	1949	US	The Shining (80) Popeye (80)

1950

NAME	BORN-DIED	COUNTRY (at birth)	SOME MOVIES
Isabella Rossellini	1952	Italy	Blue Velvet (86)
Kim Basinger [4]	1953	US	Never Say Never Again (83) Nine and Half Weeks (86) My Stepmother is an Alien (88) Batman (89) L.A. Confidential (97) Cellular (2004)
Isabelle Huppert	1953	France	La dentellire (77) Les palmes de M. Schultz (97)
Kathleen Turner	1954	US	Body Heat (81) Romancing the Stone (84)
Isabelle Adjani	1955	France	L't meurtrier (83) Camille Claudel (88) La reine Margot (94)
Debra Winger	1955	US	An Officer and a Gentleman (82) Terms of Endearment (83)
Geena Davis [7]	1956	US	The Fly (86) Beetlejuice (88) The Accidental Tourist (88) Thelma and Louise (91) A League of Their Own (92) The Long Kiss Goodbye (96)
Melanie Griffith	1957	US	Body Double (84) Something Wild (86)
Frances McDormand	1957	US	Fargo (96)
Michelle Pfeiffer	1958	US	Grease II (82) Scarface (83) Ladyhawke (85) Dangerous Liaisons (88) The Fabulous Baker Boys (89) Frankie and Johnny (91) What Lies Beneath (2000) Stardust (2007)
Holly Hunter	1958	US	Broadcast News (87) The Piano (93)
Jamie Lee Curtis	1958	US	Halloween (78) A Fish Called Wanda (88)
Sharon Stone [6]	1958	US	Basic Instinct (92) Casino (95)
Miranda Richardson	1958	UK	Merlin (tv, 98) Sleepy Hollow (99)
Annette Bening	1958	US	The Grifters (90) Open Range (2003)
Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio	1958	US	The Abyss (89) Limbo (99)
Linda Fiorentino	1958	US	The Last Seduction (58) Men in Black (97)
Madeleine Stowe	1958	US	Blink (94) Twelve Monkeys (95)
Nastassia Kinski	1959	Germany	Tess (79) Paris Texas (84)
Emma Thompson	1959	UK	The Remains of the Day (93) Sense and Sensibility (95)
Rosanna Arquette	1959	US	Le grand bleu (88)

1960

NAME	BORN-DIED	COUNTRY (at birth)	SOME MOVIES
Julianne Moore	1960	US	The End of the Affair (99) Magnolia (99)
Kristin Scott Thomas	1960	UK	Four Weddings and a Funeral (94) The English Patient (96)
Tilda Swinton	1960	UK	The Deep End (2001) Chronicles of Narnia (2005)
Greta Scacchi	1960	Italy	Presumed Innocent (90) Jefferson in Paris (95)
Daryl Hannah	1960	US	Blade Runner (82) Splash (84) Kill Bill (2003)
Anne Parillaud	1960	France	Nikita (90)
Meg Ryan	1961	US	When Harry Met Sally (89) You Got Mail (98)
Jodie Foster	1962	US	Freaky Friday (76) Taxi Driver (76) The Accused (88) Silence of the Lambs (91) Anna and the King (99) Flight Plan (2005)
Demi Moore	1962	US	Ghost (90) A Few Good Men (92)
Michelle Yeoh	1962	Malaysia	Police Story 3 (92) Tommorow Never Dies (97) Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon (2000)
Jennifer Jason Leigh	1962	US	Single White Female (92) Georgia (95)
Emmanuelle Bart	1963	France	Manon des sources (86) Un c"ur en hiver (92)
Juliette Binoche	1964	France	Trois couleurs: Bleu (93) Le hussard sur le toit (95)
Sandra Bullock [10]	1964	US	Demolition Man (93) Speed (94) Practical Magic (98) 13 Days (2000) Miss Congeniality (2000) Two Weeks Notice (2002) Crash (2004)
Monica Belluci	1964	Italy	L'appartement (96) Tears of the Sun (2003)
Maggie Cheung	1964	Hong Kong	Police Story (85) In the Mood for Love (2000) Hero (2002)
Laura Linney	1964	US	You Can Count On Me (2000) The Savages (2007)
Marisa Tomei	1964	US	My Cousin vinny (92)
Bridget fonda,	1964	US	Single White Female (92)
Diane Lane	1965	US	The Outsiders (83) Murder at 1600 (97)
Connie Nielsen	1965	Denmark	Gladiator (2000) The Great Raid (2005)
Famke Janssen	1965	Netherlands	X-Men (2000)
Brooke Shields	1965	US	The Blue Lagoon (80)
Gong Li	1965	China	Raise the Red Lantern (1991) The Emperor and the Assassin (1998) Curse of the Golden Flower (2006)
Halle Berry [13]	1966	US	Introducing Dorothy Dandridge (tv, 99) X-Men (2000) Monster's ball (2001) Die Another Day (2002) Catwoman (2004) Things we Lost in a Fire (2007)
Helena Bonham Carter	1966	UK	The Wings of the Dove (97)
Sophie Marceau	1966	France	La fille de d'Artagnan (94) The World is not Enough (99)
Salma Hayek	1966	Mexico	Desperado (95) Frida (2002)
Robin Wright Penn,	1966	US	The Princess Bride (87) Forrest Gump (94)
Julia Roberts	1967	US	Pretty Woman (90) Flatliners (90) My Best Friend Wedding (97) Nothing Hill (99) Erin Brockovitch (2000) Ocean's Eleven (2001) Closer (2004)
Nicole Kidman [10]	1967	Australia	BMX Bandits (83) Dead Calm (89) Far and Away (92) To Die For (95) Eyes Wide Shut (99) Moulin Rouge (2000) The Others (2001) The Hours (2002) Cold Mountain (2003)
Sandrine Bonnaire	1967	France	Sans toit ni loi (85) Jeanne la Pucelle (94)
Emily Watson	1967	UK	Breaking the Waves (96) Gosford Park (2001)
Mira Sorvino	1967	US	Mighty Aphrodite (95)
Naomi Watts [11]	1968	UK	Tank Girl (95) Mulholland Drive (2001) The Ring (2002) 21 Grams (2003) King Kong (2005) The Painted Veil (2006)
Ashley Judd	1968	US	Heat (95) Kiss the Girls (97)
Molly Ringwald	1968	US	The Breakfast Club (85)
Patricia Arquette	1968	US	True Romance (93) Bringing Out the Dead (99)
Rene Zellweger	1969	US	Jerry Maguire (96) The Whole Wide World (96) Nurse Betty (2000) Bridget Jones's Diary (2001) Chicago (2002) Cold Mountain (2002) Cinderella Man (2005)
Catherine Zeta Jones	1969	UK	Mask of Zorro (98) Chicago (2002)
Cate Blanchett [12]	1969	Australia	Elizabeth (98) The Gift (2000) Bandits (2000) Lord of the Rings (2001) Heaven (2002) Missing (2003) Babel (2006) Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008)
Jennifer Lopez	1969	US	Out of Sight (98) The Cell (2000)
Julie Delpy	1969	France	La passion Batrice (87) Before Sunrise (95)

1970

NAME	BORN-DIED	COUNTRY (at birth)	SOME MOVIES
Jennifer Connelly [9]	1970	US	Phenomena (85) Labyrinth (86) The Rocketeer (91) A Beautiful Mind (2001) House of Sand and Fog (2003) Hulk (2003) Blood Diamond (2007)
Uma Thurman [10]	1970	US	Dangerous Liaisons (88) Jennifer Eight (92) Pulp Fiction (94) Batman and Robin (97) Gattaca (98) Kill Bill (2003) The Producers (2005)
Winona Ryder	1971	US	Beetlejuice (88) Heathers (89) Edward Scissorhands (90) Bram Stoker's Dracula (92) The Age of Innocence (93) Girl Interrupted (99) A Scanner Darkly (2006)
Rachel Weisz [16]	1971	UK	The Mummy (99) Enemy at the Gates (2001) Confidence (2003) The Shape of Things (2003) The Constant Gardener (2005) The Fountain (2006)
Charlotte Gainsbourg	1971	UK	L'effronte (85) La science des rves (2006)
Gwyneth Paltrow	1972	US	Seven (95) Emma (96) Great Expectations (98) Shakespeare in Love (98) Sylvia (2003) Iron Man (2008)
Cameron Diaz [10]	1972	US	The Mask (94) My Best Friend's Wedding (97) There's Something About Mary (98) Being John Malkovitch (99) Charlie's Angels (2000) Gangs of New York (2002) In Her Shoes (2005)
Aishwarya Rai	1973	India	Iruvar (97)
Kate Beckinsale [3]	1973	UK	Cold Comfort Farm (95) Pearl Harbor (2001) Underworld (2003) Van Helsing (2004) Vacancy (2007)
Neve Campbell	1973	Canada	Scream (96)
Juliette Lewis	1973	US	Cape Fear (91) From Dusk Till Dawn (96)
Romane Bohringer	1973	France	Les nuits fauve (92)
Hilary Swank,	1974	US	Boys don't cry (99) Million Dollar Baby (2004)
Penelope Cruz	1974	Spain	All about my mother (99)
Amy Adams [14]	1974	Italy	Psycho Beach Party (2000) Catch Me If You Can (2002) Junebug (2005) Tallegeda Nights: the ballad of Ricky Bobby (2006) Enchanted (2007) Miss Pettigrew lives for a day (2008)
Angelina Jolie [8]	1975	US	Cyborg II (93) Girl Interrupted (99) Tomb Raider (2001) Taking LIves (2004) Mr. and Mrs. Smith (2005) A Mighty Heart (2007)
Kate Winslet	1975	UK	Titanic (97) Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004)
Charlize Theron [2]	1975	South Africa	Devil's Advocate (97) The Italian Job (2003) Monster (2003) The North Country (2005) Aeon Flux (2005) Battle in Seattle (2007)
Drew Barrymore	1975	US	E.T. (82) Charlie's Angels (2000)
Milla Jovovich	1975	USSR (In Kiev, now Ukraine)	The Fifth Element (94) The Claim (2000)
Marion Cotillard	1975	France	Taxi (1998) La mme (2002)
Marie Gillain	1975	Belgium	L'appt (95) Le bossu (97)
Ccile de France	1975	Belgium	L'auberge espagnole (2002)
Audrey Tautou	1976	France	Le fabuleux destin d'Amlie Poulain (2001) Un long dimanche de fianailles (2004)
Virginie Ledoyen	1976	France	The beach (2000) 8 femmes (2002)
Reese Witherspoon	1976	US	Walk the Line (2005)
Diane Kruger [15]	1976	Germany	Troy (2004) Wicker Park (2004) National Treasure (2004) Joyeux Nol (2005) Les brigades du tigre (2006) L'ge des tnbres (2007)
Zhang Ziyi	1979	China	Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon (2000) House of the Flying Daggers (2004)
Claire Danes	1979	US	Romeo and Juliet (96) Shopgirl (2005) Stardust (2007)
Sarah Polley	1979	Canada	The Sweet Hereafter (97) The Secret Life of Words (2005)
Kate Hudson	1979	US	Almost Famous (2000)

1980 +

NAME	BORN-DIED	COUNTRY (at birth)	SOME MOVIES
Zooey Deschanel	1980	US	All the Real Girls (2003) Elf (2003) Winter Passing (2005) Tin Man (2007, TV) The Happening (2008) 500 Days of Summer (2008)
Natalie Portman [17]	1981	Israel	Lon (94) Everyone Says I Love You (96) The Phantom Menace (99) Garden State (2004) Closer (2004) V for Vendetta (2005) Mr. Magorium Wonder Emporium (2006) The Other Boleyn girl (2008)
Jessica Alba	1981	US	Dark Angel (tv, 2000-2002) The Sleeping Dictionnary (2003) Sin City (2005) Fantastic Four (2005) Into the Blue (2005) Awake (2007)
Julia Stile	1981	US	The business of strangers (2001) The Bourne Identity (2002)
Bryce Dallas Howard	1981	US	The Village (2004) Manderlay (2005)
Kirsten Dunst	1982	US	Interview with the Vampire (94) Jumanji (95) The Virgin Suicides (99) Bring It On (2000) Get Over It (2001) The Cat's Meow (2001) Spider-Man (2002) Elisabethtown (2005) Marie-Antoinette (2006)
Anne Hathaway	1982	US	The Princess Diaries (2001) Devil Wears Prada (2006)
Anna Paquin	1982	Canada	The Piano (93) X-Men (2000)
Emily Blunt	1983	UK	The Young Victoria (2009)
Mlanie Laurent	1983	France	Je vais bien ne t'en fais pas (2006) Inglorious Basterds (2009)
Scarlett Johansson	1984	US	Lost in Translation (2003) The Girl With a Pearl Earring (2003) The Island (2005) Match Point (2005) The Prestige (2006) Scoop (2006) The Other Boleyn Girl (2008)
Keira Knightley [1]	1985	UK	Bend It Like Beckham (2002) Pirates of the Caribbean (2003) King Arthur (2004) Domino (2005) Pride and Prejudice (2005) Atonement (2007)
Evan Rachel Wood	1987	US	Thirteen (2003) Across the Universe (2007)
Kristen Stewart	1990	US	Panic Room (2002) Twilight (2008)
Emma Watson	1990	France	Harry Potter and the Sorcerer Stone (2001)
Dakota Fanning	1994	US	I am Sam (2001) War of the Worlds (2005)

REFERENCES

I took the dates on The Internet Movie Database (IMDB) and Wikipedia

Most of these Images came from Wikimedia Commons.

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