Birthday: February 10, 1974 (Aquarius)
Born In: Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States
Birthday: February 10, 1974 (Aquarius)
Born In: Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States
Elizabeth Banks, who started her career as a television actor, became popular through her Broadway appearances in ‘The 40-Year-Old Virgin,’ ‘Invincible,’ ‘Spiderman,’ and ‘The Hunger Games.’ She attracted male fans with her performance in ‘The Slither,’ a comic horror film. During her childhood, she was tomboyish who loved riding horses. Her primary aim was to become an athlete, but when she fractured her leg in a softball match, she concentrated on becoming an actor and worked towards achieving her goal. She is a versatile actor who has proved her mettle in different genres, such as drama, comedy, horror, and science fiction. Her prolific acting has won her ‘Emmy Awards’ and other honors. Along with her husband Max Handelman, a sportswriter, she runs a production company named ‘Brownstone.’ As a social worker, she is actively involved in the ‘Go Red for Women’ campaign. For one of its awareness campaigns on heart disease, she acted in the documentary ‘Just a Little Heart Attack.’ She is in favor of ‘Planned Parenthood,’ and extended her support to Barack Obama who insisted on federal funding for the same.
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Also Known As: Elizabeth Irene Mitchell
Age: 49 Years, 49 Year Old Females
Spouse/Ex-: Max Handelman
father: Mark Mitchell
mother: Ann Mitchell
siblings: Geoff Mitchell
children: Felix Handelman, Magnus Mitchell Handelman
Born Country: United States
Height: 5'5" (165 cm), 5'5" Females
Notable Alumni: American Conservatory Theater
U.S. State: Massachusetts
education: University Of Pennsylvania, American Conservatory Theater
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Elizabeth Banks Movies
(Drama, Crime, Biography)
(Sci-Fi, Mystery, Adventure, Thriller, Action)
(Romance, Drama, Thriller, Crime)
(History, Drama, Sport)
(Drama, Music, Biography)
(Adventure, Action)
(Comedy, Romance, Drama)
(Action, Adventure)
(Documentary, Biography)
(Sport, Drama, Biography)
Awards
2015 | Best On-Screen Transformation | The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 (2014) |
2012 | Best On-Screen Transformation | The Hunger Games (2012) |
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