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Walter: "I shut off the town's only water supply today."
Kitty: "What will you do?"
Walter: "I have no idea."
Kitty: "Well I suppose we're both useless - at last, something in common!"

- The Painted Veil (2006)

Current Films

The Impossible (2011)
Role: Maria
Director: Juan Antonio Bayona
Status: On DVD April 23rd (US)
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Movie 43 (2013)
Role: Samantha
Director: Peter Farrelly
Status: In cinemas now
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Two Mothers (2013)
Role: Lil
Director: Anne Fontaine
Status: Awaiting release in 2013
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Sunlight Jr (2013)
Role: Melissa
Director: Laurie Collyer
Status: Awaiting release
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Diana

Diana (2013)
Role: Princess Diana
Director: Oliver Hirschbiegel
Status: Awaiting late 2013 release
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Unconfirmed upcoming:
Queen of the Desert - on hold
The Trade
Third Person
While We're Young
Blonde - on hold

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"Not since I saw Meryl Streep’s performance in Sophie’s Choice have I been so moved by an actress’s performance. It also reminded me of Sally Field’s Norma Rae as well. Such strength and absolute vulnerability in the same performance. A mother who is determined to teach her child what it means to be a good person even when facing her own mortality. You showed every side of Maria’s story."
- Reese Witherspoon on 'The Impossible'

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US Weekly: Sundance Film Festival’s Best Performances

Jan 27th 2013 • by Jess • No Comments • Two Mothers

US Weekly list Naomi in Two Mothers as one of their top performances at Sundance:

Couldn’t make it to Sundance this year? No worries! Us Weekly film critic Mara Reinstein is here to give you the inside scoop on which performances were hot in cold Park City. Earlier in the week, she raved about Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy’s Before Midnight, the third installment of the duo’s cinematic ode to love. Now here are her other picks for standout performances at Sundance.

The MILF of the Century: Naomi Watts, Two Mothers

Picture it. Naomi Watts and Robin Wright are childhood besties living in a gorgeous Australian beach town with their Adonis-like teen surfer sons. Then they sleep with each other’s kids. “We’ve crossed the line,” declares Watts with a straight face. Gee, you think? But wait, there’s more: These respective relationships go on for years. Years! Utterly ridiculous yet laughably earnest, this one’s destined for the guilty pleasure queue. And in case you were wondering, 40-somethings Watts and Wright show off seriously buff bikini bods.

- US Weekly