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Holly Hunter
Born: Mar 20, 1958
Holly Hunter was born in Conyers, GA, the youngest of seven children whose father was a part-time sporting goods company representative and part-time farmer with a 250 acre farm. Her parents encouraged in her talent at an early age, and her first acting part was as 'Helen Keller' (qv) in a fifth-grade play. In 1976 she went to Pittsburgh to pursue a degree in drama from Carnegie Mellon University. After graduating in 1980, she went to New York City, where she met playwright 'Beth Henley' (qv) in a stalled elevator. Hunter went on to get roles in a number of Henley's southern gothic plays, including Crimes of the Heart and The Miss Firecracker Contest. In 1982 the actress went to Los Angeles. She landed her first starring role in the movies in the Coen brothers' _Raising Arizona (1987)_ (qv), a part that is said to have been written with her in mind. She gained stardom in 1987 when she played the driven TV news producer Jane Craig in 'James L. Brooks' (qv)' _Broadcast News (1987)_ (qv). In 1993 she earned an Academy Award and worldwide acclaim with her performance as a mute bride to a New Zealand planter in _Piano, The (1993)_ (qv).
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