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Anna Paquin

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New Zealand actress (born 1982)

Anna Paquin
Paquin in 2018
Born
Anna Helene Paquin

(1982-07-24)24 July 1982 (age 43)
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Other namesAnna Emery[1][2]
Citizenship
  • New Zealand
  • Canada
OccupationActress
Years active1993–present
Spouse
Children2
AwardsFull list

Anna Helene Paquin[3] (/ˈpækwɪn/PAK-win; born 24 July 1982) is a New Zealand actress.[4][5] Born inWinnipeg, Canada, and raised inWellington, she made her acting debut in the romantic drama filmThe Piano (1993), for which she won theAcademy Award for Best Supporting Actress at age 11, becoming thesecond-youngest winner in Oscar history.[6][7] As a child actress, she had roles inFly Away Home (1996),Jane Eyre (1996),Amistad (1997),The Member of the Wedding (1997), andA Walk on the Moon (1999), as well as inCameron Crowe's comedy drama filmAlmost Famous (2000).

Paquin continued to perform prominent roles into adulthood, portrayingRogue in theX-Men franchise (2000–2006; 2014). Her other film credits include25th Hour (2002),Trick 'r Treat (2007),Margaret (2011),The Good Dinosaur (2015), andThe Irishman (2019). She played the lead role ofSookie Stackhouse in theHBO vampire drama television seriesTrue Blood (2008–2014), for which she won aGolden Globe Award for Best Actress in 2009.[8] Among other accolades, Paquin was nominated for aPrimetime Emmy Award and aGolden Globe Award for her work in the television filmBury My Heart at Wounded Knee (2007), in addition to a further Golden Globe nomination for her work in the television filmThe Courageous Heart of Irena Sendler (2009).

Early life

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Paquin was born on 24 July 1982 inWinnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.[9] Her father, Brian Paquin, is a Canadian retiredphysical education teacher,[10] and her mother, Mary[11] (née Brophy), is a New Zealand[12][13] teacher of English fromWellington. Paquin is the youngest of three children, with a brother and a sister.[3][14][15][16] Her father is of Dutch and French descent.[17][18] Paquin has stated that all her maternal great-grandparents had immigrated to New Zealand from Ireland due to theGreat Famine.[19]

The family moved to Wellington in 1986,[14] and Paquin attendedRaphael House Rudolf Steiner School,[10]Hutt Intermediate School[20] andWellington Girls' College.[21][22] Her parents divorced when she was 12 years old.[16] After moving to the United States at the age of 16,[12] Paquin attendedWindward School, where she graduated in 2000.[23][24] Paquin studied for one year atColumbia College,[25] where she lived inCarman Hall,[26] and subsequently dropped out[3] to continue her acting career.[27] She holds dual New Zealand[28] and Canadian citizenship.[9][13]

Career

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Paquin at the 25th AnnualPaley Television Festival, April 2009

DirectorJane Campion was looking for a little girl to play a main role inThe Piano, set to film in New Zealand, and a newspaper advertisement was run announcing an open audition. Paquin's sister read the ad and went to try out with a friend; this inspired Paquin to audition. When Campion met Paquin—whose only acting experience had been as askunk in a school play—she was very impressed with the nine-year-old's performance of the monologue about Flora's father, and she was chosen from among the 5000 candidates.[11] WhenThe Piano was released in 1993 it was lauded by critics, won prizes at a number of film festivals, and eventually became a popular film among a wide audience. Paquin's debut performance in the film earned her the 1994Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress at the age of 11, making her the second-youngestOscar winner in history, behindTatum O'Neal.[11]

The Piano was made as a smallindependent film and was not expected to be widely known, and Paquin and her family did not plan to continue to pursue acting.[21] However, she was invited to theWilliam Morris Agency, and she kept receiving offers for new roles. She systematically rejected them, but she did appear in three commercials for the phone companyMCI in 1994.[29] She later made a series of television commercials forManitoba Telecom Systems in her birth city of Winnipeg.[30] She also appeared as a voice in an audiobook entitledThe Magnificent Nose in 1994. In 1996, she appeared in two films. The first role was as young Jane inJane Eyre. The other was a lead part inFly Away Home playing a young girl who, after her mother dies, moves in with her father and finds solace in taking care of orphaned goslings.[31] As a teenager, she had roles in other films, includingA Walk on the Moon,Finding Forrester,Amistad,Hurlyburly,She's All That andAlmost Famous as well as the English dub ofCastle in the Sky.

Paquin played themutant superheroRogue in theMarvel Comics movieX-Men in 2000,[6] its sequelX2 in 2003, and its third installment,X-Men: The Last Stand, in 2006. Between 2006 and 2007, she starred in, as well asexecutive-producedBlue State. The film is made byPaquin Films, a production company formed by her and her brother, Andrew.[32] In November 2006, she completed the filmMargaret, which was released in 2011. She playedElaine Goodale inHBO's made-for-TV filmBury My Heart at Wounded Knee, based onDee Brown's best-seller, garnering aPrimetime Emmy Award nomination. In 2007, she played the role of Laurie in the horror filmTrick 'r Treat, which was released in 2009.

Paquin at the 2012San Diego Comic-Con

Paquin was cast as waitressSookie Stackhouse in the HBO seriesTrue Blood in 2008, her first role in a TV series. The show is based onThe Southern Vampire Mysteries series of novels byCharlaine Harris, set in the fictional town of Bon Temps, Louisiana. The series saw Paquin doing nude scenes for the first time. While working onTrue Blood, she started dating co-starStephen Moyer and later married him in 2010. In 2009, Paquin playedIrena Sendler, a Polish woman hailed as a heroine ofthe Holocaust, inThe Courageous Heart of Irena Sendler, aCBS TV film biographical film based on the bookMother of the Children of the Holocaust: The Irena Sendler Story, by Anna Mieszkowska. The film was made in Latvia, and was aHallmark Hall of Fame presentation for the network.[33]

In 2010, Paquin's filmThe Romantics, a romantic comedy withJosh Duhamel andKatie Holmes, was released in the US at selected cinemas in September. She played a cameo role inScream 4, alongsideKristen Bell in 2011.[34] She also played the voice of Kristin on an episode ofPhineas and Ferb. Paquin reprised her role as Rogue in the 2014 filmX-Men: Days of Future Past, but most of her scenes were cut out for the theatrical release.[35][36] An alternative version of the film with all of Paquin's scenes reinstated was released asThe Rogue Cut on 14 July 2015.[37] Paquin voiced Ramsey inDisney•Pixar's filmThe Good Dinosaur.[38] She also played Nancy Holt, the wife of aConfederate soldier, in the 2016 miniseriesRoots.[39]

In June 2016, theHuman Rights Campaign released a video in tribute to the victims of theOrlando nightclub shooting; in the video, Paquin and others told the stories of the people killed there.[40][41] Later in 2017 Paquin starred in television seriesBellevue, also being the executive producer,[42] and acted as Nancy Montgomery in the television miniseriesAlias Grace.[43] In 2018, she acted in husbandStephen Moyer's directorial debut,The Parting Glass,[44] and inLaurie Collyer's comedy-drama filmFurlough.[45]

In 2019, Paquin appeared inMartin Scorsese's critically acclaimed drama,The Irishman.[46] That year, she also produced and starred as Robyn in television seriesFlack[47] and appeared in the television seriesThe Affair.[48] In 2021, she portrayed the wife ofKurt Warner in the biographical Christian sports film,American Underdog.[49]

In 2022, Paquin starred inA Friend of the Family forPeacock.[50]

In 2023, Paquin starred in Netflix OriginalTrue Spirit alongsideTeagan Croft andCliff Curtis. The movie is based on the journey ofJessica Watson, an Australian sailor who attempted solo globalcircumnavigation at 16 years old, with Paquin playing her mother.

Personal life

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Paquin with husband andTrue Blood costarStephen Moyer, 2009

On 5 August 2009, Paquin announced her engagement to herTrue Blood co-starStephen Moyer,[20] whom she had been dating since filming the series pilot in 2007.[51][52] They married on 21 August 2010 at a private residence inMalibu, California.[20][53][54] Paquin gave birth tofraternal twins on 12 September 2012.[55][56][57] She has a stepson and a stepdaughter through her marriage to Moyer.[16] The couple reside inVenice, California, US[58] and visit New Zealand yearly to see Paquin's family.[59]

In 2010, Paquincame out asbisexual in apublic service announcement for the Give a Damn campaign as part of theTrue Colors Fund, anadvocacy group organised byCyndi Lauper dedicated toLGBT equality.[60] The video features Paquin stating, "I'm Anna Paquin. I'm bisexual, and I give a damn."[61] When asked about her participation in the video, Paquin said her sexuality had not been a secret but that she had not "ever had an opportunity to speak out about [it] in a way that would be useful. Obviously I know that one person's voice doesn't necessarily do that much, but I just wanted to do my bit."[62] In May 2012, in anUs Weekly interview Paquin rejected the notion that bisexuality is a choice. "My sexuality is not made up, for a bisexual, it's not about gender. That's not the deciding factor to who they're attracted to," stated Paquin.[63] In 2014, she described herself onTwitter as "Proud to be a happily married bisexual mother".[64]

Paquin also supports other charities and foundations such as theChildren's Hospital Los Angeles,Make-A-Wish Foundation,Elton John AIDS Foundation, and The Art of Elysium.[65]

Filmography

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Film

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YearTitleRoleNotesRef(s)
1993The PianoFlora McGrath
1996Jane EyreYoungJane Eyre
Fly Away HomeAmy Alden
1997AmistadQueen Isabella II of Spain
1998HurlyburlyDonna
1999A Walk on the MoonAlison Kantrowitz
She's All ThatMackenzie Siler
It's the RageAnnabel Lee
2000Castle in the SkySheeta (voice)English dub
X-MenMarie / Rogue
Almost FamousPolexia Aphrodisia
Finding ForresterClaire Spence
2001Buffalo SoldiersRobyn Lee
2002DarknessRegina
25th HourMary D'Annunzio
2003X2Marie / Rogue
2005SteamboyJames Ray Steam (voice)English dub
The Squid and the WhaleLili
2006X-Men: The Last StandMarie / Rogue
2007Blue StateChloe HamonAlsoexecutive producer[66][67]
MosaicMaggie (voice)
Trick 'r TreatLaurie
2010The RomanticsLila Hayes
Open HouseJennie
2011Scream 4RachelCameo
MargaretLisa Cohen
The CarrierKimShort film
2013Straight A'sKatherine
Free RideChristinaAlso producer
2014X-Men: Days of Future PastMarie / RogueCameo; expanded role inThe Rogue Cut
2015The Good DinosaurRamsey (voice)
2018FurloughLily Benson
The Parting GlassColleenAlso producer
Tell It to the BeesJean Markham
2019The IrishmanPeggy Sheeran
2021American UnderdogBrenda Warner
2023True SpiritJulie Watson
2024A Bit of LightEllaalso producer[68]

Television

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YearTitleRoleNotesRef(s)
1997The Member of the WeddingFrankie AdamsTelevision film
2007Bury My Heart at Wounded KneeElaine GoodaleTelevision film
2008–2014True BloodSookie Stackhouse80 episodes[69]
2009The Courageous Heart of Irena SendlerIrena SendlerTelevision film
2011Phineas and FerbKristen (voice)Episode: "The Curse of Candace"
2013SusannaKatie6 episodes
2016RootsNancy HoltEpisode: "Part 4"
2017BellevueAnnie Ryder8 episodes; also executive producer[70]
Alias GraceNancy Montgomery5 episodes
Philip K. Dick's Electric DreamsSarahEpisode: "Real Life"
2019The AffairJoanie Lockhart8 episodes
2019–2020FlackRobyn12 episodes; also executive producer
2021Modern LoveIsabelleEpisode: "In the Waiting Room of Estranged Spouses"
2022A Friend of the FamilyMary Ann BrobergMiniseries

Theatre

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YearTitleRoleVenueRef(s)
2001The Glory of LivingLisaMCC Theater[71]
2002This Is Our YouthJessica GoldmanGarrick Theatre
2003ManuscriptElizabeth HawkinsFalmouth Academy
Drug BuddyWendyManhattan Theatre Club
2004RouletteJennyEnsemble Studio Theatre
The Distance from HereShariMCC Theater
The 24-Hour Plays,South of the BorderMayleneMCC Theater
2005After AshleyJulie BellVineyard Theatre
Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage BlockheadMarcyWestside Theatre
2006The 24 Hour Plays,The BlizzardJennyMCC Theater

Accolades

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Main article:List of awards and nominations received by Anna Paquin

See also

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References

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