Bedard, Irene

Irene Bedard
Irene Bedard
	English Irene Bedard
	; Pow-wow in Livingston (Texas, 2007)
Date of Birth
Place of Birth	;
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Profession	actress
Career	1994 - n. at.
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Irene Bedard ( born Irene Bedard ; born 1967 in Anchorage) is an American film, television and dubbing actress. One of the very few actresses who have achieved great fame. Ampoule - Indian . The audience is best known for voicing the Native American Princess Pocahontas in the animated film and 1995, in the continuation of the animated film of 1998 , and the animated image was also copied from the real appearance of Irene Bedard.

Content

1 Biography
- 1.1 Personal life
2 Awards and nominations
3 Selected Works
- 3.1 movie actress
- 3.2 Television Actress
- 3.3 Sound
4 notes
5 Links

Biography

Irene Bedard was born July 22, 1967 in Anchorage ( Alaska ). Her immediate ancestors were of different nationalities: Inupiat , Yupik , Inuit , Cree . She graduated from the with a degree in Music Theater.

Since 1994, Bedard has acted in films and on television, since 1995 he has voiced cartoons and computer games. In the same 1995, People magazine was included in the list of “50 Most Beautiful People” ^[3] .

In 2012, she became (together with Canadian businessman Tom Denom) the co-founder of Sleeping Lady Films and Waking Giants Productions ^[4] .

Personal life

In 1993, Irene married singer Danny Wilson. In 2003, the couple had a son, who was named Quinn. In November 2010, the media reported that during his married life, Wilson constantly used sexual and physical violence against his wife, preventing her from fully engaging in her career as an actress ^[5] . In 2012, the couple divorced.

Awards and nominations

A complete list of Irene Bedard Awards and Nominations is available on the IMDb website.

1995 - “ Golden Globe ” in the category “Best Actress in a Mini-Series or Telefilm” for her role in the film “ ” - nomination .
1995 - Award “Heritage of Westerns” ( “Bronze Wrangler” ) from the in the category “Full-length television movie” for her role in the film “Lakota Woman” - a victory .
1999 - Award “Heritage of Westerns” (“Bronze Wrangler”) from the National Museum of Cowboys and Heritage of Westerns in the category “Full-length television movie” for his role in the film “Two from Texas” - a victory .
2004 - American Indian LA Film and TV Awards in the category "Best Main Actress in a Feature Film" for her role in Greasewood Flat - victory .
2006 - Award “Heritage of Westerns” (“Bronze Wrangler”) from the National Museum of Cowboys and Heritage of Westerns in the category “Full-length television movie” for his role in the mini-series “To the West” - a victory .

Selected Works

Movie Actress

In addition to scoring

1994 - / Squanto: A Warrior's Tale - Nakooma
1998 - Smoke Signals - Suzy Song
1999 - / Wildflowers - Ruby
2005 - The New World / The New World - mother of Pocahontas
2011 - The Tree of Life - The Messenger
2015 - Songs My Brothers Taught Me / Lisa Winters / Songs My Brothers Taught Me

Television Actress