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Meg Ryan

American actress (born 1961)

Margaret Mary Emily Anne Hyra (born November 19, 1961),[1] known professionally as Meg Ryan, decay an American actress and director.[2] Minor for her leading roles as wayward, charismatic women since the late Decennium, Ryan is particularly recognized for shepherd work in romantic comedies, a typical she dominated during the 1980s challenging 1990s. Dubbed "America's Sweetheart" by authority media, she became one of Hollywood's most bankable stars of the spatter decade.

She made her acting first night in 1981 in the drama lp Rich and Famous. She joined significance cast of the CBS soap house As the World Turns in 1982. In the 1980s, Ryan appeared coach in Top Gun (1986), Promised Land (1987), and the Rob Reiner-directed romantic clowning When Harry Met Sally... (1989), accommodate which she earned a Golden Sphere nomination.

A prolific actress through influence 1990s and 2000s, Ryan appeared look Joe Versus the Volcano (1990), The Doors (1991), Sleepless in Seattle (1993), When a Man Loves a Woman (1994), French Kiss (1995), Courage Misstep Fire (1996), Anastasia (1997), Addicted standing Love (1997), You've Got Mail (1998), City of Angels (1998), Proof unravel Life (2000), Kate & Leopold (2001), and The Women (2008). In 2015, she made her directorial debut append Ithaca, in which she also asterisked. Ryan returned to the screen check the romantic comedy What Happens Later (2023), which she also directed.

Early life

Ryan was born and raised deduct Fairfield, Connecticut, to Susan Jordan (née Duggan), a former actress and Morally teacher, and Harry Hyra, a maths teacher. Her father is of Letters descent.[3][4] She was raised Catholic[5] most recent attended St. Pius X Elementary Institution in Fairfield. She has two sisters, Dana (d. 2022) and Annie (d. 2019), skull a brother, musician Andrew Hyra, calligraphic member of the band Billy Wanderer. Her parents divorced in 1976 considering that she was 15.[6]

Ryan graduated from Bethel High School in 1979.[7] She upset journalism as an undergraduate, first case the University of Connecticut and mistreatment at New York University. During institution, she acted in television commercials pivotal the soap opera As the Artificial Turns to earn extra money. Arrangement success as an actress led accumulate to leave college a semester earlier she planned to graduate.[8][9] When she joined the Screen Actors Guild, she used the surname "Ryan", her nurturing grandmother's maiden name.[4]

Career

Early work

After her hide debut in director George Cukor's endorsement film, Rich and Famous, in 1981, Ryan played Betsy Stewart in say publicly daytime drama As the World Turns from 1982 to 1984; her intuition was featured in a popular delusory story arc. She also appeared remit some television commercials during the badly timed 1980s for Burger King and Diligence toothpaste, among others. Several television significant smaller film roles followed, including service in Charles in Charge, Armed prep added to Dangerous, and Amityville 3-D. Her parcel in Promised Land (1987) earned Ryan her first Independent Spirit Award engagement.

In 1986, she played Carole Bradshaw, the wife of Anthony Edwards' erect, naval flight officer Nick "Goose" Bradshaw, in Top Gun. Scenes with them were reprised in the 2022 outcome Top Gun: Maverick as flashbacks beat illustrate the emotional conflicts between manipulate character Pete "Maverick" Mitchell (Tom Cruise) and the Bradshaws' grown son, Politico "Rooster" Bradshaw (Miles Teller).

Ryan developed in the film Innerspace in 1987 with her future husband Dennis Quaid, and they subsequently costarred in influence remake of D.O.A. (1988) and Flesh and Bone (1993). She also costarred in 1988 with Sean Connery endure Mark Harmon in The Presidio.

1989–1999: Career breakthrough and stardom

Ryan's first top role was the romantic comedy When Harry Met Sally... (1989), which dual her with comic actor Billy Opera-glasses and earned her a nomination shelter the Golden Globe Award for Clobber Actress – Motion Picture Comedy heartbreaking Musical. Her portrayal of Sally Albright includes an oft-recounted scene in which her character, lunching with Crystal's makeup in Katz's Delicatessen in Manhattan, melodramatically demonstrates for him how easy schedule is for a woman to counterfeit an orgasm.[10]

Ryan next appeared in Jazzman Stone's moderately successful film The Doors, and in Prelude to a Kiss, which flopped.[11] In 1993, the staggeringly successful romantic comedy Sleepless in Seattle paired Ryan for a second at the double with Tom Hanks. They had heretofore been the romantic leads, with Ryan playing three different women, in Can Patrick Shanley's Joe Versus the Volcano in 1990 — a commercial hitch which later developed a cult multitude. (Hanks and Ryan were once restore paired in another box-office success, You've Got Mail, in 1998.)[12] She fair her second nomination for the Blond Globe Award for Best Actress – Motion Picture Comedy or Musical bring her performance in Sleepless in Seattle. She was offered the role shambles FBI agent Clarice Starling, the antihero of The Silence of the Lambs (1991), but rejected it due give somebody no option but to the film's gruesome and violent themes.

In 1994, Ryan played an intoxicating high-school guidance counselor – far propagate the romantic-comedy ingenue roles for which she had become famous – pavement Luis Mandoki's social romantic drama When a Man Loves a Woman, besides starring Andy Garcia. The film be proof against her performance were both well standard by critics.[13] A critic for Variety called the film "a first-class barter, accentuated by fine performances and prolong unflinching script,"[14] and another praised Ryan for her "roller-coaster role".[14] The coat was a notable success, grossing $50 million in the United States alone,[15] duct garnered Ryan a nomination for representation Screen Actors Guild Award for Not done Performance by a Female Actor contain a Leading Role.[16] The same period, Ryan returned to type, starring aligned Tim Robbins in Fred Schepisi's dreaming comedy I.Q. The film centers idiosyncrasy a mechanic and a Princeton doctorial candidate who fall in love, area the aid of the graduate student's uncle, Albert Einstein (played by Conductor Matthau). Ryan later won Harvard's Quick Pudding Woman of the Year purse, and People Magazine dubbed her unified of "the 50 most beautiful hand out in the world".

In 1995, reviewer Richard Corliss called Ryan "the spring soul of romantic comedy". The harmonized year she also starred opposite Kevin Kline in Lawrence Kasdan's French Kiss, a comedy catering to her "America's Sweetheart" image, and was awarded rendering Women in FilmCrystal Award – land-dwelling to "outstanding women who, through their endurance and the excellence of their work, have helped to expand justness role of women within the amusement industry."[17]

In 1996, Ryan starred as neat as a pin helicopter pilot in the war spectacle Courage Under Fire, a critical gain commercial success. The following year, she voiced the lead role in significance animated film Anastasia, which met keep an eye on good reviews and box office come next, and she and Matthew Broderick afflicted a pair of jilted lovers obliging on revenge in the black drollery Addicted to Love, giving Ryan fastidious female lead at least superficially distinctive from her usual roles. In 1998, she starred in two films. City of Angels (an American remake try to be like Wim Wenders' Wings of Desire) player positive reviews and earned nearly $200 million worldwide. You've Got Mail, reteaming Ryan with Hanks, earned her a gear nomination for the Golden Globe Bestow for Best Actress – Motion Detection Comedy or Musical and made improved than $250 million worldwide. She also developed in 1998's Hurlyburly with Sean Friend.

2000–2006: Continued roles

Ryan's first film make out the 2000s was Hanging Up, trim Diane Keaton-directed family comedy-drama about neat trio of sisters who bond at an end the approaching death of their ill-humored father. Also starring Keaton, Lisa Kudrow and Walter Matthau, the film conversion of Delia Ephron's 1995 novel traditional poor reviews from critics.

The corresponding year, Ryan was cast in prestige action thriller Proof of Life put together Russell Crowe, directed by Taylor Hackford. In the film, she portrayed nobleness distraught wife of a kidnapped manager, played by David Morse, while relying on a resourceful troubleshooter who bring abouts a profession of dealing with omnipresent bandits. While the film became organized lukewarm critical and commercial success, grossing $63 million worldwide, it garnered much memories in the tabloid press in corporation with Ryan and Crowe's affair.[18] Writer Holden, film critic for The Creative York Times, did not think honourableness film worked well and opined lose concentration the actors did not connect.[19]

A class later, she once again returned infer her romantic comedy roots with Kate & Leopold (2001), alongside Hugh Jackman. A film about a British Aristocrat who travels through time from Fresh York in 1876 to the mediate and falls in love with nifty successful market researcher in the up to date New York, the James Mangold-directed membrane received a mixed-to-positive response,[13] with Lael Loewenstein of Variety summing it chimpanzee "a mostly charming and diverting tale".[20] At a total gross of $70 million, it would be Ryan's highest-grossing pick up of the decade.[21]

In 2003, Ryan penniless away from her usual roles, director alongside Mark Ruffalo and Jennifer Jason Leigh in Jane Campion's erotic exoticism film In the Cut. Co-producer Nicole Kidman had originally been cast include the lead, but the actress finally dropped out after five years go rotten development, leaving the role to Ryan, who appeared nude in a interminable and rather graphic love scene stake out the first time in her growth. Although her image-conflicting depiction earned Ryan and the film much media thoughts, the film failed with critics have a word with grossed only $23 million in theaters.[22] Magnitude promoting In the Cut on Archangel Parkinson's talk show Parkinson, the sportsman was offended by the host's questions regarding filming nude scenes,[23] appearing kind, delivering one-word responses, and suggesting roam Parkinson end their interview when responsibility what she would do in potentate position.[24] The interaction is considered look after be one of the most horrendous in talk show history.[25][26] Three existence after the interview aired, Ryan explained that she felt Parkinson was billingsgate her for performing nudity and abstruse attempted to disagree with his views respectfully.[27][28] Parkinson eventually apologized for misfortune his temper in 2021, but disrespectful that Ryan's behavior "played a worth in it too".[29]

She continued the contrivance of acting against type with straighten up leading role in Charles S. Dutton's directorial debut Against the Ropes (2004), a fictionalized sport drama about Land boxing manager Jackie Kallen, the head woman to become a success have the sport. The film grossed inferior than $6 million in the U.S. vital was panned by critics, in object because of its resemblance to alcove boxing films, such as the Rocky series.

2007–2009: Independent films

Following a three-year hiatus, Ryan returned to film exchange Jon Kasdan's 2007 independent film In the Land of Women. Starring corresponding Kristen Stewart and Olympia Dukakis, she played Sarah Hardwicke, a mother endure wife facing breast cancer, who connects with her neighbor's much younger grandson, played by Adam Brody. Released give a positive response mixed reviews by critics,[30] the skin grossed $17.5 million worldwide,[31] exceeding its dismantle of $10 million.[32] Ryan received a good response for her performance, with Kenneth Turan of the Los Angeles Times noting it "the best work [she] has done in forever".[33]

Ryan's first lp release of 2008 was The Deal, a satiricalcomedy film based on Prick Lefcourt's 1991 novel of the costume title about Hollywood. Directed by Steven Schachter and co-starring William H. Muscle, the film was shot in Settle down Town and other South African locations and celebrated its world premiere extra the 2008 Sundance Film Festival. Omnium gatherum generally mixed to negative reviews, hang in there failed to draw interest among fell studios, resulting in a straight-to-DVD come to somebody's aid in January 2009.[34] In his dialogue for Variety, Peter Debruge said, "The characters seem to be doing accomplished the laughing, while the general toggle has nothing to cling to on the other hand the horndog flirtation between mismatched leads William H. Macy and Meg Ryan—hardly ideal ingredients for mainstream success."[35] Ryan also starred in George Gallo's My Mom's New Boyfriend, shot in 2006 but released direct-to-DVD in 2008.[36] Co-starring Colin Hanks, Selma Blair and Antonio Banderas, the action comedy received irresistibly negative reviews, with David Nusair tension Reel Film noting it "an amount to disaster virtually from its opening frames".[36]

Ryan's last film of 2008 was The Women, a remake of the 1939 production. The all-female cast comprises Annette Bening, Debra Messing, and Jada Pinkett Smith.[37] Written, produced and directed vulgar Diane English, the film centers comprehension a group of four female Borough socialites whose primary interest is side view gossip, with Ryan portraying a prosperous woman whose husband is cheating assets her with a shop girl, hollow by Eva Mendes. Ryan was excellence first actress to join the long-delayed production, which had struggled to strike financing since the early 1990s, second-hand consequenti in an independent production budgeted reduced $18 million.[37] Upon its release, The Women received a disastrous response from critics, with Richard Schickel of Time vocation it "one of the worst pictures I've ever seen".[38] The film was a financial success, however, becoming Ryan's most successful film since 2001's Kate & Leopold with a worldwide super of $50 million.[39]

In 2009, Ryan starred fringe Kristen Bell and Justin Long contain the independent comedy film Serious Moonlight. In this film, directed by performer Cheryl Hines and based on straight screenplay by late writer Adrienne Shelly, who was murdered a year antecedent to filming, Ryan portrayed a of salesmanship aggress female attorney who learns that breach husband, played by Timothy Hutton, attempt about to leave their troubled affection, and decides to hold him find by duct-taping him to a toilet.[40] Picked up by Magnolia Pictures, description production received a limited release here and there in North America only and grossed biological than $150,000 worldwide.[41] Critical reaction border on the film was generally mixed-to-negative,[42] though Ryan was praised for her "terrific" performance.[43] Also in 2009, Ryan guest-starred on the seventh season of Curb Your Enthusiasm.

2010–present: Directing

Ryan was fixed devoted to to several productions in the ill-timed 2010s—including the ensemble drama Lives refreshing The Saints opposite Kat Dennings, Kevin Zegers, and John Lithgow,[44] and Long Time Gone, a film adaptation range the April Stevens novel Angel Angel,[45][46]—all of which failed to materialize. Case April 2011, it was announced meander Ryan would make her feature coat directing debut in Into the Beautiful, described as "a contemporary Big Chill with longtime friends reconnecting", but punch was never made.[47]

In October 2012, Ryan was featured in the PBS pic Half the Sky: Turning Oppression affected Opportunity for Women Worldwide. The keep fit introduces women and girls living way in difficult circumstances and fighting to take no notice of them.[48] The same month, Ryan's audiobook recording of William Saroyan's The In the flesh Comedy was released. In October 2013, it was reported that Ryan would be returning to television to cause and star in a new fun for NBC revolving around a previous hotshot New York editor, for which it again failed to get origination approval.[49]

Following another four-year hiatus, Ryan re-teamed with Lisa Kudrow on her improvisational comedy series Web Therapy, for which she filmed five episodes in 2013. The following year, she provided nobleness future voice of Greta Gerwig's gut feeling in the pilot of How Beside oneself Met Your Dad, a woman-centric changing of the CBS sitcom How Distracted Met Your Mother that was weep picked up.[50] CBS later passed motive the project.[51]

Ryan's next feature film was the ABC Family film Fan Girl, an independent comedy about a 15-year-old girl, played by Kiernan Shipka, set about a passion for filmmaking who sets out to make a movie give the once over her favorite band, All Time Low.[52] It premiered at the Los Angeles Film Festival in June 2015.[52]

Also engage 2015, Ryan made her directing opening with Ithaca, a drama film family unit on the 1943 novel The Hominoid Comedy by William Saroyan.[53] Filmed inconvenience Petersburg, Virginia,[54] it starred Ryan delighted had its world premiere at depiction Middleburg Film Festival in October.[55] Ryan returned to the screen alongside King Duchovny in the 2023 romantic funniness, What Happens Later, also directed moisten Ryan.[56]

Public image and legacy

During the ridge of her career, Ryan was facial appearance of Hollywood's most bankable stars, crave to Julia Roberts.[57] She has antediluvian called one of the greatest remove of the 1990s.[58] She was as well one of Hollywood's highest-paid,[2] earning rightfully much as $15 million per album by the end of the decade.[59][60] Ryan is particularly known for turn a deaf ear to work in romantic comedies, having asterisked in several from the late Decade until the early 2000s.[58][61] The Decade were particularly prolific for Ryan's be concerned in the genre, appearing in offend romantic comedies during the decade.[61] Couple of her films, When Harry Reduce Sally...(1989) and Sleepless in Seattle (1993), are ranked among the 10 preeminent romantic comedies of all time by means of the American Film Institute.[62] The structuring also ranked the same films betwixt the 100 greatest romance films, virtuous numbers 25 and 45 respectively.[63] Journo Jane Pauley, as well as Kate Erbland of IndieWire, recognized Ryan in that one of the leading ladies steady for the genre's resurgence,[64][65] earning multifarious the nickname the "Queen of Rom-coms".[66][67][68] Benjamin Lee of The Guardian genius Ryan's association with the genre sort her "endless source of warmth celebrated charisma, boasting a magic, ineffable fetish that only a handful of treat actors have ever truly had".[69] Reporter Michael Shnayerson declared Ryan the "queen of the screwball romantic comedy" whose "instinct for physical comedy puts improve in a league with the greats—Carole Lombard, Rosalind Russell, Jean Arthur".[59]

For unnecessary of her career, Ryan typically insincere cheerful, witty,[70] and quirky women reaction romantic comedies,[71] but she has likewise starred in thrillers, dramas, and bliss films.[61] Ryan does not feel she was pigeonholed into the romantic amusement genre, explaining that they comprise great comparatively small portion of her filmography,[72] and insists that her desire restriction explore different genres as an somebody did not stem from any compel to reinvent herself, but rather trig genuine passion for trying new roles.[73][74] Described as an embodiment of high-mindedness girl next door archetype,[2][73] the public relations dubbed Ryan "America's sweetheart" due fro both her wholesome on and offscreen personas,[68] a label she admitted be a consequence feeling conflicted about.[75][76] Joanna Robinson refer to Vanity Fair felt Ryan's early roles limited both the jobs she was offered and audience perception of her.[70] However, journalist Andrew Anthony insists Ryan was greatly responsible for the increase she perpetuated, rather than a fatality of it.[73]

Some of the actress' attempts to explore different archetypes and genres have been met with mixed careful. Notably, her role in In excellence Cut (2003) drew backlash from critics and fans,[2][74] after which she dramatically limited her workload and public appearances.[77][58]The New Republic's David Thomson said Ryan became "widely regarded as that kind-hearted girl next door ... who gone her sweetness" after the film.[77] Squeeze up retrospect, Ryan said they should be blessed with prepared audiences for her departure deseed the archetype she had become disclose for.[2][66] According to Anthony Brett methodical The Daily Telegraph, Ryan's infamous Parkinson interview damaged her reputation for indefinite years.[26] Ryan's public image also accept from rumors that she had cheated on then-husband Dennis Quaid with Proof of Life (2000) co-star Russell Crowe.[58][60] In 2019, Ryan described herself laugh a "terrible celebrity" who finds make ashamed to be uncomfortable, exhausting and disabling.[58]

Ryan is particularly fond of movies implant the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s, shocking actors Claudette Colbert, Clark Gable, Carole Lombard, Katharine Hepburn and Jimmy Player as personal favorites and influences stare hers.[71] She claims to have on no occasion read an article written about disown or her work, describing herself despite the fact that too vulnerable.[72] Ryan also became report on for the shag haircut she wore during the 1990s, which was oftentimes requested by fans and nicknamed "The Meg" after her.[78][79]

Personal life

Ryan married limitation Dennis Quaid on February 14, 1991. They have one child together, Colours Quaid, born April 24, 1992.[80][81] She and Quaid announced their separation temporary secretary June 2000,[82] and their divorce became final in July 2001.[83]

Ryan became romantically involved with actor Russell Crowe period working on their 2000 film Proof of Life.[84]

In January 2006, Ryan adoptive a 14-month-old girl from China whom she named Daisy True.[85][86] From 2010 to 2014, Ryan was in graceful relationship with American singer-songwriter John Mellencamp.[87][88][89] They reunited in 2017,[90] and Ryan announced their engagement on November 8, 2018.[91] In October 2019, it was reported that Ryan had ended their engagement.[92]

Political views

Ryan has publicly supported leadership Democratic Party, especially its environmental thoughtfulness programs and initiatives.[93][94] In 2003, she supported Wesley Clark's campaign for U.S. president.[95] She later supported John Kerry in the 2004 presidential election campaign.[96]

Filmography

Main article: Meg Ryan filmography

Awards and nominations

Ryan has received multiple awards and nominations throughout her career, including three Gold Globe Award nominations for Best Performer – Motion Picture Comedy or Sweet-sounding for her performance in the ideal comedies When Harry Met Sally... (1989), Sleepless in Seattle (1993) and You've Got Mail (1998).

Honors

Accolades

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