Sissy Spacek
Sissy Spacek- No Fun Fest 2007 part 2
Sissy Spacek Live in Hollywood, June 17 2005
sissy spacek - i like sad satellites
- Date of Birth: 25 December, 1949
- Place of Birth: Quitman, Texas, U.S.
- Biography: Sissy Spacek (born Mary Elizabeth Spacek on December 25, 1949) is an American actress and singer. She is known for her role as Carrie White in Brian de Palma's 1976 horror film Carrie, for which she was nominated for an Academy Award for best actress.
Filmography
- The Help (2011)
- Get Low (2010)
- Four Christmases (2008)
- Lake City (2008)
- Pictures of Hollis Woods (2007)
- Hot Rod (2007)
- Gray Matters (2007)
- An American Haunting (2006)
- Summer Running: The Race to Cure Breast Cancer (2006)
- North Country (2005)
- Nine Lives (2005)
- The Ring Two (2005)
News
Bill Murray and Sissy Spacek chat Get Low, Big Love and Christopher Doyle with Quint!
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2010-08-04
Ahoy, squirts! Quint here. First thing's first, when I conducted this interview it was right after Bill Murray had started shooting down Ghostbusters 3 stories. ... Full Article
One of the advantages of living in a major metropolitan area is the availability of smaller art-house theaters where you can catch movies that don't make it to the multiplexes. ... Full Article
Get Entertainment Alerts Sissy Spacek and Robert Duvall live near each other in the Virginia countryside - but had never met until they worked together on Aaron Schneider's Get Low . ... Full Article
To get Get Low off the ground, the filmmakers knew they would need a highly skillful and creative actor in the lead role of Felix - someone capable of making a character who seems right out of a backwoods fable... ... Full Article
Enlarge Today, a new drama called "Get Low" hits theatres. It's about a rural southern man who's chosen to live as a hermit for several decades, and then comes< out of the woodwork to throw himself a funeral party while... ... Full Article
Who doesn't love attending events held in their honor? It all starts with baby namings, Brisses or Christenings and then it's onto birthday parties, graduations and weddings, so why isn't it the same for funerals? ... Full Article
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