Evan Rachel Wood aka Evan biography

Real biography: Introduction

Evan Rachel Wood is an American film, TV, and theater actress. She sings, too. She began acting in the late 1990s, appearing in several TV roles, including American Gothic and Once and Again. She became well known after her Golden Globe-nominated turn in Thirteen. Most recently, she has appeared in Across the Universe, a film whose trailer initially looks like a Zucker Brothers comedy. Then you find out they’re serious.

Life Story

Wood was born in Raleigh, North Carolina, to a family of actors, which is more entertaining than being raised by wolves. Wolves are limited in their ability to communicate, and do not have much of a sense of dramatic structure.

After an early life of much acting in school and community theater, Wood appeared in several made for TV movies. When her parents divorced in 1996, Wood moved with her mother to Los Angeles. Her first major screen role was Digging to China, which starred Kevin Bacon. Wood remembers the role as initially being “hard,” but notes that it eventually led to her decision that this is something she “might never want to stop doing.” Many people who see Kevin Bacon’s film Footloose, “might never want to stop dancing.”

Wood's breakthrough movie role followed, with the controversial 2003 indie film Thirteen. She then went on to do Ron Howard’s The Missing, opposite Cate Blanchett, and followed up with Pretty Persuasion, Down in the Valley, and Running with Scissors. Nonetheless, Wood has stated that she prefers music to movies and is planning to launch a singing career. She is also involved with Julie Taymor’s Spider-Man: The Musical, which is aiming to “estrange comic book geeks from mainstream society even further than they already are.”

In 2007, Wood's relationship with Marilyn became public, and a collective “Gaaaaaaaagh!!!” could be heard among Wood’s fan base.

Observation

She seems to be in alot of scenes where she is having an orgasm...