Bridget Moynahan

At 53 years old, Bridget Moynahan has this physical status:

Career

After graduating from high school, Moynahan pursued a modeling career, despite admitting she never read fashion magazines more. She accompanied a friend to a modeling audition in Springfield, Massachusetts, but the modeling firm hired her instead of her friend. She began her career in Springfield, Massachusetts, where she attended the University of Massachusetts Amherst.

At the age of 18, Moynahan began publishing in magazines like Vogue and Elle, as well as other well-known magazines. Vogue Paris (May 1993), Elle (October 1993), and Glamour (six times). In an interview given in July 2004, Moynahan recounted her early career "It was a wild world that cost a lot." I liked being a model but I knew it wouldn't last so I tried acting."

She began selling soap and shampoo shampoo during this time, rather than attending acting and art lessons. She studied acting at the Caymichael Patten Studio in New York, and in 1999, she made her television debut as Natasha in HBO's romantic comedy Sex and the City. She continued to appear on the program until she was fired from Mr. Big (Chris Noth). She appeared in smaller film roles in In the Weeds and Whipped over the course of a year.

Rachel, a bartender and dancer in a wild New York bar in 2000, was Moynahan's debut in Coyote Ugly, a role she felt in Moynahan's breakthrough. "It was fascinating" that the entire film revolved around five women, but my character was so strong and independent." The film received mostly critical feedback, but it was still a box-office hit, grossing $133 million worldwide. Hally, John Cusack's fiancée, was her next film appearance in 2001 film Serendipity.

In the action film The Sum of All Fears, based on Tom Clancy's book of the same name, Moynahan appeared alongside Ben Affleck and Morgan Freeman. Dr. Catherine Muller, a love interest for Affleck's Jack Ryan, appears in Moynahan's. The subplot involving Moynahan and Affleck, according to Dave Larsen of the Dayton Daily News, was "the film's lowest point." The Sum of All Fears received ambivalent feedback, but it was a commercial success, with $193 million at the box office. In The Recruit (2003), she served as a CIA trainee. The film was poorly received, with Mike Clark of USA Today commenting on it. The recruit is a "less-than-middling melodrama whose subject matter and talent never clicked as much as its credits do.'

Moynahan appeared in Alex Proyas' science-fiction film I, Robot, loosely based on Isaac Asimov's short-story collection of the same name. Dr. Susan Calvin, a robot psychology specialist, is portrayed by Moynahan. I, Robot received mixed reviews upon its launch, but critics adored Moynahan's appearance. The film's director, Daniel Neman of Richmond, disliked it, despite the fact that she "turns in a good performance as Dr. Calvin, the convenient character." The film, which has a worldwide audience, remains Moynahan's most commercially successful film to date. As Ava Fontaine Orlov, the wife of Nicolas Cage's character, she was the heroine of her next film, 2005's Lord of War, a political crime drama. Maxim named her number 96 on its annual "Hot 100" list in 2006.

Whitney Crane appeared in the ABC television drama series Six Degrees co-starring Jay Hernandez, Erika Christensen, Hope Davis, Dorian Missick, and Campbell Scott in September 2006. Six people from New York City were focusing on six people and their relationships and friendships with one another, with the belief that six degrees of separation was the most realistic. It debuted on September 20, 2006, and nearly 13.3 million viewers watched it. Six Degrees premiered to a brisk reception, with David Hinckley of the New York Daily News writing, "In theory, it's an intriguing idea for a series." Six Degrees doesn't work in practice at all, in terms of magnetizing you in right away.' In May 2007, the series was cancelled after one season.

Moynahan's next film role was in Unknown, a thriller about a group of people kidnapped and trying to escape their captors together in November 2006. Helen Owen, the wife of David Owen, was first seen in Gray Matters in 2007, working with Heather Graham and Tom Cavanagh before being cast in Henry Bean's comedy-drama Noise as Helen Owen. (Tim Robbins) The film was shown at a special screening at the 2007 Rome Film Festival and later released in theaters in 2008.

Moynahan appeared in two episodes of ABC television comedy-drama Eli Stone in December 2008, portraying the titular character's (Jonny Lee Miller) ex-girlfriend. Moynahan appeared in Ramona and Beezus, playing the mother to Joey King and Selena Gomez's characters. Elizabeth Allen produced the film in July 2010 and it was released in July 2010. In the action science-fiction film Battle: Los Angeles (2011), Moynahan worked with Aaron Eckhart, Michelle Rodriguez, and Michael Pea over the following year. Moynahan appears in the CBS television series Blue Bloods, as Assistant District Attorney Erin Reagan, away from film.

(Ultra-Lift) She signed a letter with Garnier in November 2009 to advertise their skincare products on television and print ads (Ultra-Lift).

Moynahan appeared in the 2014 sequel as the late wife of the title character in the action film John Wick. Crown Vic was her first appearance in a live film in 2019.

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