Amy Irving

Amy Irving
	;
Ainm sa teanga dhúchais	(en) Amy Davis Irving
Beathaisnéis
Breith	10 Meán Fómhair 1953 ; 71 bliana d'aois; Palo Alto, California
Faisnéis phearsanta
Reiligiún	An Eolaíocht Chríostaí
Scoil a d'fhreastail sé/sí	London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art
Áit chónaithe	Nua-Eabhrac
Teanga dhúchais	Béarla
Gníomhaíocht
Gairm	léiritheoir scannáin, aisteoir gutha, fuirseoir, amhránaí, aisteoir, aisteoir teilifíse
Tréimhse oibre	1975 –
Teangacha	Béarla
Uirlis	Ceol gutha
Teaghlach
Céile	Steven Spielberg (1985–1989); Bruno Barreto (1996–2005)
Páiste	Max Spielberg; ( Steven Spielberg)
Athair	Jules Irving agus Priscilla Pointer
Siblín	Katie Irving
	Gradam a fuarthas (1981) Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Supporting Actress (en) , as a saothar Honeysuckle Rose ;
	Ainmnithe do (16 Feabhra 1984) Duais Acadaimh don Aisteoir Tacaíochta is Fearr, as a saothar Yentl; (1984) Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Supporting Actress (en) , as a saothar Yentl; (1981) Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Supporting Actress (en) , as a saothar Honeysuckle Rose;

Is ban-aisteoir Meiriceánach í Amy Davis Irving, a rugadh ar an 10 Meán Fómhair, 1953. Bhí sí ar an stáitse agus í ina naíonán ach thuill sí clú ní ba dhéanaí le páirteanna i scannáin mar Carrie.

A luathshaol

Rugadh Irving in Palo Alto, California.^[1] Ba stiúrthóir amharclainne agus scannáin é a hathair, Jules Irving (a rugadh mar Jules Israel) agus aisteoir ab ea a máthair, Priscilla Pointer.^[1] Is amhránaí agus múinteoir páistí bodhaire í a deirfiúr, Katie Irving, agus is stiúrthóir agus scríbhneoir é a dheartháir, David Irving (nach ionann leis an scríbhneoir Sasanach den ainm chéanna). Ba Ghiúdach é a hathair.^[2] Tógadh Irving le hEolaíocht Chríostaí, ach níor choimeád an teaghlach aon traidisiúin reiligiúnda.^[3] Chaith sí a luath-óige in San Francisco, mar ar chomhbhunaigh a hathair an Actor's Workshop. Bhí sí páirteach sa téatar áitiúil agus í ina páiste.^[4]^[5]

Tá Irving pósta trí huaire ina shaol. Ba Steven Spielberg a céad fhear céile.

Tagairtí

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 "Amy Irving: In Praise Of Older Women" (en). CBS News.
↑ "First American Jewish Families".
↑ "PROFILE : The Amy Chronicles : After years in the shadow of her parents, not to mention ex-husband Steven Spielberg, Amy Irving is now secure in her own identity. 'I've never been so alive,' says star of Arthur Miller's new play, 'Broken Glass'". The Los Angeles Times.
↑ "Famous – and almost famous – people raised in Palo Alto". The Mercury News.
↑ "Amy Irving's Enjoying a Close Encounter of Two Kinds: Love with Steven Spielberg and Stardom in 'The Fury'". People.

[:0-1] 1.0 ^1.1 "Amy Irving: In Praise Of Older Women" (en). CBS News.

[2] "First American Jewish Families".

[3] "PROFILE : The Amy Chronicles : After years in the shadow of her parents, not to mention ex-husband Steven Spielberg, Amy Irving is now secure in her own identity. 'I've never been so alive,' says star of Arthur Miller's new play, 'Broken Glass'". The Los Angeles Times.

[4] "Famous – and almost famous – people raised in Palo Alto". The Mercury News.

[5] "Amy Irving's Enjoying a Close Encounter of Two Kinds: Love with Steven Spielberg and Stardom in 'The Fury'". People.

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