Supporting roles in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

Kelly macdonald, a Scottish actress, was born in 1976. She grew up with her mother and brother who worked in the clothing industry. Her family was not rich when she was a child. /kloc-when she was 0/7 years old, she left home to go to Glasgow to go to college, but she soon dropped out of school. Kelly once felt the charm of performing in the local amateur drama club, but her shy personality made her doubt whether she could really become an actress. Until one day, a flyer for recruiting actors fell into the hands of part-time bartender Kelly McDonald; Encouraged by her friends, she attended the first interview in her life. This film was later regarded as a classic Trainspotting. Kelly's role as Diane, an underage schoolgirl, together with the role of ewan mcgregor, a scotsman, broke into the hearts of fans all over the world with the most indelible image, which earned her a nomination for the Scottish Award of the British Academy of Film Arts. However, this does not mean that Kelly's acting career can take off like ewan mcgregor, the big star of this film. After many years, she is still a shy girl who is easily overlooked. Until she gradually matured and proved her value with strength. In male-dominated movies, her quiet beauty often becomes more charming and dazzling.

After Trainspotting, Kelly MacDonald played a small role in Cate Blanchett. Her other works include Cousin Betty, Diary of a BB Single Parent, April Day in England, Lost Forbidden Fruit and Tales of the Subway. In 2000, she was nominated for the Best Actress of the Independent Spirit Award for Neighborhood, and starred in the English comedy Love from Home with the later Mr. Bond daniel craig.

In 2003, Kelly MacDonald, together with david morrissey, bill nighy and others, starred in the 6-episode political thriller series Game Progress, which was her second masterpiece after waiting for her debut for a long time. In 2008, this blockbuster was also put on the big screen by Hollywood stars. Since then, Kelly MacDonald has starred in the Irish film bad karma 9 1 1 with Colin Farrell, Cillian Murphy and colm meaney, and also played roles for Johnny Depp and Kate Winslet in finding neverland. In 2005, she and bill nighy got together again under the guidance of David Yates, the director of Game Progress, and staged a touching love story in the subtle and humorous TV movie Restaurant Girl. David Yates successfully integrated political elements into this love sketch. The film also won MacDonald the highest awards in his acting career-Golden Globe nomination and Emmy award. In the same year, she also appeared in five big-screen works, Lacey, Magic Nanny mcphee, Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Absurd Story and All the Neglected Children.

In the crime thriller No Country for Old Men, which was popular in various awards in 2007, kelly macdonald enriched the level of the film with his strong and quiet temperament, thus attracting more attention. Her latest starring works will be two films, Suffocation and Happy Gentlemen, which were directed by actors Clark Gregg and michael keaton for the first time respectively, and presented in the competition unit and non-competition unit of Sundance Film Festival in 2008. In addition, she also participated in the film "In the Mist of Electrification" adapted from Li Zhongqing Burke's crime novel of the same name, and co-starred with tommy lee jones, Peter Sarsgaard and john goodman, which was released in March 2008.

In terms of private life, kelly macdonald met Doug Payne, a member of Scottish band Travis, in 2000, got married three years later and welcomed their first child in 2008.