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Place of birth London, England
Year of debut 1993
Kate Beckinsale is the daughter of actors Judy Loe and Richard Beckinsale. As a teenager she joined a youth theatre in Chiswick, London. She studied French and Russian literature at Oxford University. As a college student, she acted in movies such as Much Ado About Nothing. She found fame starring in the US movie Pearl Harbour. She has played a range of characters from Ava Gardner in The Aviator to a vampire warrior in the Underworld movies.
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£3.4915 Certificate 2008 102 MinsA reporter (Kate Beckinsale) is jailed for naming a CIA agent. With Vera Farmiga and Matt Dillon. Some strong language, once very strong and infrequent strong violence.
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£1.9912 Certificate 2006 103 MinsAdam Sandler finds a remote control that can rewind, fast forward and pause his life. Co stars Christopher Walken. Contains strong language and moderate sex and drug references.
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£2.50PG Certificate 2001 87 MinsJohn Cusack and Kate Beckinsale put their relationship in the hands of fate. Contains mild language and sex references.
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£2.4915 Certificate 2007 81 MinsA couple's night in a motel turns into a nightmare when they discover they are being filmed by the sadistic owner. With Luke Wilson. With very strong violence.
Did you know?
- Kate Beckinsale won the WH Smith's Young Writers competition twice.
- She gained 20 pounds for her role in The Aviator.
- She has a daughter, Lily, from her nine year relationship with Michael Sheen. Lily played a younger version of Kate's character in Underworld: Evolution.
- She met Les Wiseman when he directed her in Underworld. They married in 2004.
- To prepare for her role as a nurse in Pearl Harbour, she practicsed giving injections.
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