Nicole Kidman's film and television career in pictures

Nicole Kidman has captivated audiences with her mesmerizing performances for over 40 years and has excelled in theater, film and television. He is not only an accomplished producer but also a five-time Academy Award nominee. The role of Virginia Woolf The Hours (2002) won the 2002 Academy Award for Best Actress.

Born in Honolulu, Hawaii in 1967, he began his career in Australia at a young age. Bush Christmas (1983) and BMX Bandits (1983). His performance Dead silence (1989) Hollywood's spotlight, and Tom Cruise, neurologist Dr. Claire Levicki in her breakout role. Days of Edi (1990)

Her path to establishing herself on Hollywood's A-list continued as she starred alongside Cruise again. Far and away (1992), mastered his comedic acting chops as an aspiring TV personality in Gus Van Sant's black comedy, To die for (1995), and played another doctor in the superhero film Batman Forever (1995), opposite Val Kilmer.

Kidman made her London stage debut in the fall of 1998, starring opposite Ian Glenn. The Blue RoomA modern adaptation of David Hare's Schnitzler Round. For her performance, Kidman won London's Evening Standard Award and was nominated for a Laurence Olivier Award for Best Actress. Other standout performances include Stanley Kubrick's Eyes wide shut (1999); and Baz Luhrmann's Red Mill! (2001); Jonathan Glazers birth (2004) and Yorgos Lanthimos Killing a sacred deer (2017)

His recent projects on television include: Foreigners (2024), Special Options: Lion (2023), Nine perfect strangers (2021), and critically acclaimed, The Undoing (2022)

Throughout her illustrious career, Kidman has won a BAFTA Award, two Emmys and six Golden Globes – and is widely regarded as one of the greatest actresses of her generation. He co-founded his production company Blossom Films in 2010. Kidman has earned a reputation for her extraordinary talent, her craft, and her dedication to working with auteur filmmakers including Jane Campion, Sofia Coppola, Anthony Minghella, Sidney Pollock, Lars Von Trier, and Aaron Sorkin.

Take a look back at Nicole Kidman's career in film and television.