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The article below was printed in the of 19 May 2001. She made her name as Mel Gibson’s fair lady in , and a Hollywood career could have been hers. But the head-strong actress had her own plans and now they are taking her behind the camera and back to the stage 'Every part I was sent seemed to be for tragic women with long hair. So I got my hair cut and sat around, because I wanted to do with strong women in them who have something to say. From someone who has just directed her first film, that could be construed as offering a hostage to fortune. But McCormack has dissembled enough. She belongs to that rare, and therefore interesting, species: the actor who has turned her back on publicity in the pursuit of integrity. In this case it is the result neither of sour grapes nor of the sort of worthiness which is incompatible with humour. She has had both her moment in the sun and has demonstrated an endearing capacity to laugh off her excruciatingly embarrassing moments of Hollywood tackiness. As Murron, the woman who swept William Wallace off his feet, Catherine McCormack suffered a grisly death in Braveheart, but the sweet-faced girt who starred alongside Mel Gibson emerged from the film to world-wide predictions that she would be the new Kate Winslet. Disappointed interviewers ever since have described her as attractive, but more girl-next-door than the radiant beauty who brought out the romantic in the warrior hero. That was entirely deliberate; there’s more to Catherine McCormack than meets the eye. The English beauty may have spurred Mel Gibson’s Wallace to vengeance, but she was not about to sacrifice her fledgling career to the beautifu1 victim syndrome, even if it did he1p along a romance with Joseph Fiennes. She had made her film debut the previous year playing the key role of a neurotic student in Loaded, directed by Anna Campion, who had already directed her – straight out of college – in the television film In the Wood. She was born on New Year’s Day, 1972, in Alton, Hampshire. Her father was a steelworker and her mother died from the disease Lupus when Catherine was only six. She was educated at a private convent school in Alton before going to the Oxford School of Drama in Woodstock. It’s part of the McCormack legend now that, despite a raft of offers, she didn’t work for eight months after Braveheart, except in the all-too-gritty role of barmaid in a west London pub. In fact, the Scottish connection continued as she played opposite Billy Connolly in the TV film, Deacon Brodie. She plays Brodie’s lover, an ex-prostitute called Annie Grant. She was the mother of his illegitimate child, and his final sexual conquest before he went to the gallows. It’s really about the decline of a woman in love and that love turns into an obsession. It is a wonderful character because she is so vulnerable and so desperately in love. She ends up in an almost schizophrenic state of mind. She has too much love in her heart and it gets broken in the end. She was the honest courtesan, in the sixteenth-century drama of that name, set in Venice and co-starring Rufus Sewell. She did, however, make a small, personal, and, it seems, proud stand against the Hollywood-isation of history. She has not been shy to reveal that the director took her out for a meal one night and ordered a couple of bottles of wine. After a few glasses he asked if she would be prepared to use sticky tape to pull up her breasts. She laughed – and refused. She also took advantage of the offer of a body double for the explicit sex scenes. Revenge is always sweet, but she did not allow it to cloud her vision of how she wanted her career to proceed. I wouldn’t have offered me any films after that. Despite starring Meryl Streep, it was not well-received critically, although for the first time McCormack had a role which offered real scope for her acting abilities. Despite choosing film parts with care, they have been a motley selection, including Jocelyn, a bespectacled, oddball hypochondriac who tends tombstones for absentee families in Born Romantic. She has co-starred opposite Sean Penn in the melodrama, The Weight of Water, with Brad Pitt in Spy Game, and with Pierce Brosnan in. Her conclusion is that having tried the good parts with bad directors and the small parts with good directors, neither combination has satisfied her ambitions. She has returned, with obvious joy, to the stage and made the first moves towards directing. Last year she played the title role in Anna Weiss, a complex play about the subject of false memory syndrome. The father’s alleged molestation of his daughter and her relationship with the therapist, Anna, are ambiguous. The obviously draining role, however, was one McCormack relished. It was much more her kind of role than playing romantic leading ladies, she says. She’s now to be found treading the boards once more, this time at the Soho Theatre in London. She’s reportedly not overwhelmed by the script, which may be dangerously close to sentimental, but delighted to have an input to its evolution, a rare experience, she acknowledges, for an actor, who is more used to being dictated to by a director or a writer. That comment perhaps holds the key to her future career. At 29, it looks as though she has.

His television roles have included Niker in the 2004 adaptation of the novel , Aaron in 's serial , and Owen Stephens in. Después de la caída, Ezra encuentra el cuerpo y asume que lo mató. Retrieved 26 August 2014. Archived from on 29 January 2011. Ned's father Robert told The Sun: 'It's not something I know of - but nothing would surprise me with those two. Scheherezade explica que como resultado de sus travesías, cuando los hermanos finalmente heredan el trono, gobiernan el reino juntos en paz y armonía. But, with me, my best work has happened since. Lawrence Guntner points out, comparisons with the latter film are heightened by the presence of Zhivago 's Lara as Gertrude. As a depiction of a society ruled by fear and spiteful pettiness, The Lives Of Others has yet to be beaten. Retrieved 4 May 2010. Luckily I'm not with someone who wants all that stuff. Retrieved 21 May 2012.