Awards Early life Date of birth: 5 October 1975 (Age: 35) Berkshire Parents: Sally Anne, Roger John Sisters: Anna, Beth Anglican household Personal life Stephen Tredre Jim Threapelton - daughter Mia Sam Mendes - son Joe Alfie Weight issues Career Started in 1991 Films: Titanic(1997) Enigma(2001) The Holiday Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind(2004) Finding Neverland(2004) Little Children(2006) The Reader(2008) Awards Academy Award for Best Actress (The Reader) Golden Globe Awards: Best Drama Actress (Revolutionary Road) Best Supporting Actress (The Reader) BAFTA Awards: Best Actress (The Reader) Best Supporting Actress (Sense and Sensibility) Thank you for listening!
Shatelie world "Once upon a time there lived a beautiful young girl whom was called Shatelie..." A nice beginning, isn't it? But the truth isn't so fabulous and spotless as the reality our little heroine had to face. Yes, there is proof that she lived, but beauty? I'm afraid it's just for illustration, because as a matter of fact her father was an ordinary farmer, and logically she had as much beauty as a goat was a cow. It means she was considered quite ugly. One day, after the tiring work in the garden, she felt very dizzy all of sudden and soon fainted under the heating sunlight. When she woke up, she was lying on the floor of a beautiful castle
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Although I made an effort to retrieve it without touching him, his fingers brushed mine, sending that charge of awareness into me all over again. "Thank you," I muttered before skirting him and pushing out to the street through the revolving door. I paused on the sidewalk, gulping in a breath of New York air redolent with a million different things, some good and some toxic. There was a sleek black Bentley SUV in front of the building and I saw my reflection in the spotless limo tinted windows. I was flushed and my gray eyes were overly bright. I'd seen that look on my face before-in the bathroom mirror just before I went to bed with a man. It was my I'm-ready-to-fuck look and it had absolutely no business being on my face now. Christ. Get a grip. Five minutes with Mr. Dark and Dangerous, and I was filled with an edgy, restless energy. I could still feel the pull of him, the inexplicable urge to go back inside where he was. I could make
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promised results from the lab within three hours. Three hours?! This amazed me, as I usually wait seven to ten days for blood test results in the United States. Then I remembered: I was in the ER. It was a far cry from the UCSF Parnassus equivalent, where I'd once been chastised by a doctor because I looked at my own chart after waiting for more than three hours in an empty room: "That's property of UCSF. Patients aren't allowed to look at charts. Give it to me." This spotless and friendly environment in Nicaragua felt so much like a private club that I'd forgotten I was in an ER. I was the only person there. Edwin came in, we completed the MRIs, and, at his insistence, we then took several X-rays for reference images, which I was not charged for. He handed me all of the images and showed me back to the front desk, where I had my blood test, urinalysis reports, and a glass of water waiting for me
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