Who is the female star on the cover of the book "Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus 3"

Scarlett Johansson

Name: Scarlett Johansson Original name: Scarlett I. Johansson Chinese translation: Scarlett Johansson Birthplace: New York, USA Birthday : November 22, 1984 Zodiac sign: Scorpio Sagittarius Height: 163cm Weight: 51kg

[Edit this paragraph] Acting experience Scarlett Johansson, as early as 12 years old, won the American independent spirit In 1998, Scarlett was only 14 years old when she starred in "Horse? Whisperer,? The". This film won her the Rising Star Award. ? Her performance in the 2000 independent film "Ghost World", which was a sensation in Europe and the United States, also allowed us to see the rebellious cuteness of an adolescent girl. The following year, she was reversed into a "girlfriend" in the Coen brothers' great film "The Absent Man". Lolita" style femme?fatale character. Of course, it was last year's "Eight Legged Freaks" that made her known to most movie fans. ? So far, Scarlett Johansson has won more than 10 major acting awards. In 2003, she co-starred with veteran movie star Bill Murray in "Lost in Translation", which won great reputation, and Scarlett also won the Palm Springs International Film Festival. The film festival's "Best New Star of the Year" award is really a "promise is unlimited"! Scarlett Johansson, born in 1984, is one of the most promising teenage stars in Hollywood today. Scarlett was born in New York City to her younger brother. She has been acting professionally since she was 8 years old, started filming TV at the age of 9, and acted in movies at the age of 10. Her interest in acting was revealed at the age of three. When she grew up, Scarlett entered an acting school that specialized in training young actors, and soon after graduation she appeared on the stage of a small theater. She made her stage debut with Ethan Hawke. In 1994, Scarlett starred in her first film - "North". She had a small role in the film, and went on to appear in two lesser-known films - "Suitable Reasons" and "If Lucy Falls." In 1996, Scarlett played a little girl who lost her parents in the film "Manny & Lo". Her performance was well received and she was nominated for the "Independent Spirit Award" for Best Actress that year. In 1997, Johnson, who was under 13 years old, played a little girl who lost her parents in "Manny & Lo". Her performance was well received and she was nominated for the American Independent Spirit Award for Best Actress. In 1998, she was favored by the great director Robert Redford, who asked her to play the daughter of the heroine Christine Scott Thomas - a girl who lost a leg in his new film "The Horse Whisperer". Although the film received mixed reviews, Scarlett's performance was widely praised, earning her a Box Office Bomb Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress and multiple "Star of Hope" titles. . In 2000, Scarlett starred in films such as "Ghost World" and "American Rhapsody" one after another, most of which were independently produced. However, her outstanding performance still attracted Hollywood blockbusters, so in 2002, she starred in the one-step science fiction horror film "Eight-Legged Monster". In the same year, she starred in the new film "Lost in Translation" by female director Sofia Coppola and received wide acclaim. Immediately afterwards, she starred in "Girl with a Pearl Earring". These two films made her nominated for the 2004 Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Drama and Comedy. This achievement made her one of Hollywood's hottest newcomers. Nominated for an Oscar for her role in Lost in Translation, she rose to fame with numerous nominations and awards for the independent productions Lost in Translation and Girl with a Pearl Earring. The heroines of these two movies are 19-year-old Scarlett Johansson. She herself received two nominations at the British Academy Film Awards and the American Golden Globe Awards at the same time, and finally won the award for "Lost in Translation" Winner of the British Academy Film Awards for Best Actress. The young Scarlett Johansson successfully appeared in Vanity Fair magazine's 2004 "Beauty Pictures" and ranked second only to Keira Knightley in the selection of "Movie Review"'s Most Promising Actresses. It can be said that she has a bright future. Infinite.