Biography
Nicole Kidman, born on June 20, 1967, in Honolulu, Hawaii, and raised in Australia, is an acclaimed Australian-American actress and producer. Known for her versatile performances and striking presence, she gained international fame with films such as Dead Calm, Moulin Rouge!, and The Hours, for which she won an Academy Award. Kidman has received multiple Golden Globes, BAFTA Awards, and Emmy Awards throughout her career. Beyond acting, she is recognized for her humanitarian work and contributions to the film industry as a producer. Her talent, elegance, and dedication have made her one of Hollywood’s most respected and influential actresses.

Career Life
Nicole Kidman began her acting career in Australian films, with her early breakout role in Dead Calm (1989). She transitioned to Hollywood, starring in notable films such as Days of Thunder, To Die For, and Eyes Wide Shut. Kidman earned critical acclaim and an Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in The Hours (2002). She is known for her versatility, portraying characters in dramas, thrillers, musicals, and biographical films, including Moulin Rouge! and Lion. Beyond acting, Kidman co-founded production companies to support quality cinema, solidifying her influence in the entertainment industry as both an actress and producer.

Personal Life
Nicole Kidman married actor Tom Cruise in 1990, with whom she adopted two children, before their divorce in 2001. In 2006, she married country singer Keith Urban, and they have two daughters. Kidman is known for her privacy and dedication to her family while balancing a demanding career. She actively participates in humanitarian efforts, including supporting UNICEF and domestic violence awareness campaigns. A dual citizen of Australia and the United States, Kidman has cultivated a global presence both on and off screen. Her personal life reflects a balance of family, philanthropy, and commitment to her craft, earning her admiration worldwide.