Naomie harris's Life Experience

Naomie harris was born in London on September 1976 and grew up in a single-parent family. His mother Lisselle Kayla came to England from Jamaica when she was five years old. Harris majored in political science at Cambridge University. After graduation, he entered the Old Vic Theatre School in Bristol for professional performance training. Harris was first known to the audience in Britain for playing the Jamaican daughter of an enthusiastic Jehovah's Witness mother in the TV series White Teeth, which was adapted from zadie smith's award-winning debut novel of the same name and humorously showed the 30-year life course of three families with different ethnic and cultural backgrounds living in the melting pot of modern Britain, and reached a considerable level in artistry and entertainment. In 2002, "White Teeth" landed in the "Masterpiece Theater" of PBS, and in the same year, naomie harris starred in the doomsday thriller "28 Days of Surprise" directed by danny boyle, which was able to show her extraordinary acting skills and mature skills to audiences outside Britain. For the role of Selena, a survivor in the film, Harris received face-to-face training in boxing and how to wield a machete. At the same time, she also played a Ghanaian immigrant in Fritz Bowman's German feature film Anansi, and returned to the small screen to play a racial radical in BBC 1 Dinosaur Empire. In 2004, his works included Thunderbird, a live-action theatrical version, and Trauma, co-starring with Colin Firth.

Although naomie harris's acting career has been on the rise, it was not until 2006 that she really began to become popular in the United States and the world. After playing supporting roles in After Sunset and An Absurd Story respectively, Harris's role as an omniscient witch in Pirates of the Caribbean 2: raiders of the lost ark, which was very popular in the summer of 2006, left a deep impression on the audience, and then his role in Pirates of the Caribbean 3: The End of the World in 2007 was aggravated again. In 2006, she also cooperated with Jamie Foxx in michael mann's Miami Vice, which was adapted from a classic TV series in 1980s, in which she played a stunted Miami policewoman.

20 12 plays eve, a bond girl, in the 23rd James bond film "007: The Big Sky". He is the secretary of Bond's boss, works with Bond, and has an affair with Bond.