Kim Hee Sun

Kim Hee Sun
She was born Feb 25 1977 is a South Korean actress from Seoul who has been acting in Korean TV dramas and films for over a decade.

Kim debuted on TV as a year 11 student and later majored in Drama at Chung-Ang University. Since then she has acted in many TV dramas, becoming well known in South Korea.

In recent years, Kim has also gradually built up a career in film, beginning in 1997 with Repechage opposite Jang Dong-gun. Director Lee Kwang-hoon subsequently put her in his next film, Ghost in Love in 1999.

Through acting and promotional work (such as for Samsung), Kim Hee-sun now has an income of some USD 7 million.
Kim Hee Sun

Famke Janssen

Famke Janssen
Famke Janssen was born in Holland and lived with her parents and two sisters until she went off to New York in 1984 in search of a modeling career.

After signing with the Elite modeling agency, and worked for Yves Saint Laurent, Chanel and Victoria’s secret. After study at Columbia University in writing and literature, she went to Los Angeles to establish her acting career.

She is best known to most people for playing Dr. Jean Grey in the X-men series.
Famke Janssen

Naomi Watts

Naomi Watts
She was born in Shoreham, England on Sept 28th 1968. She lived there until 8 years old. Her parents, Peter and Myfanwy Watts had separated when she was four.

Then, during a trip to Australia, her mother became convinced that there was “the land of opportunities” and moved the family to Sydney in 1982. Her grandmother, Nikki was Australian, which made it easier to obtain the documentation necessary since Naomi and her family were entitled to Australian citizenship.

In Sydney, she attended several acting schools. In 1986 she took a break from acting and went to Japan to work as a model. Upon returning to Australia, Watts went to work to local department store and from there she went to work as fashion editor with an Australian fashion magazine.

She first appeared in television commercials and then the drama series Home and Way in 1988 in the role of Julie Gibson.

In 2001, Watts appeared in David Lynch’s Mulholland Drive, a performance which won high praise.

She starred in the highly successful US remake of the Ring, a Japanese horror movie. In 2004 she received an Academy Ward nomination for Best Actress for her performance in the film 21 Grams.
Naomi Watts