Why She's No.99?As if beauty and talent weren’t enough, Kate Winslet has emerged as a kind of social voice of the “everygirl.” She fearlessly confronts negative body images in the media and bares her own voluptuous ”imperfections” in films like a one-woman show of force for genuine girls everywhere. Her being such a vocal proponent of inner beauty clearly doesn't derive from an absence of physical appeal, as evidenced by her Catherine Deneuve-inspired spread in the December 2008 issue of Vanity Fair.
In early 2009, Kate Winslet appeared in two films based on novels: The Reader, a post-WWII drama, and Revolutionary Road, a film directed by her husband, Sam Mendes, that reunited her with Titanic costar Leonardo DiCaprio. She won a Best Supporting Actress Golden Globe for her role in The Reader and a Best Actress Golden Globe for her role in Revolutionary Road. Read more about Kate Winslet
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A highly versatile, beautiful and talented actress who takes big risks, Kate Winslet’s homicidal role in 1994's Heavenly Creatures helped launch a career full of astonishing achievements, her most recent one being her double win at this year's Golden Globes ceremony. Throughout her career, whether it has been in a classic British period piece like Sense and Sensibility or in a brilliant Charlie Kaufman screenplay like Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Kate Winslet has consistently brought her A-game to the silver screen.
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