Catherine Zeta-Jones is a gorgeous woman, mom, wife, actress, multiple award-winning motion picture winner, and even an Order of the British Empire lady. The actress played many roles in films that became known to a wide audience.
The work of the actress in the film "The Mask of Zorro" (1998) was at the highest level. Along with the courageous and brave heroes of Antonio Banderas and Anthony Hopkins, her Elena looked no worse, and sometimes even better. The fencing and combat scenes look good and believable. The film itself, thanks to the joint works of outstanding actors, is gaining great fame. The picture tells about a real real hero who, with the help of a sword, is able to punish evil and protect offended people.
Even in the horror film The Ghost of the Hill House (1999), Katherine is always majestic and proud. In a word, she always remains a woman who is liked by men and admired by women. The very title of the film reflects the essence of the plot. Catherine plays the role of one of four people on whom the doctor of psychology conducts the experiment. The heroes are settled in an ominous mansion known for its mystical secrets. The doctor himself studies sleep problems and hopes that the confinement of selected people in an ominous house can shed light on many things. However, people have to face a much bigger problem than sleep discomfort. Something ominous awaits the heroes in the house itself.
For her role in the musical Chicago (2002), the actress won an Oscar for her supporting role. In the film, she plays the diva Valma Kelly, whom the main character Roxy looks up to, dreaming of becoming just as famous and successful. This image suits Katherine perfectly. She looks great in suits from the 20s.
In the melodramatic comedy Unbearable Violence (2003), her co-star was George Clooney, who played a divorce lawyer. In turn, the heroine Katherine is a wonderful seductress-swindler Marilyn. She needs to divorce her husband, and the latter's lawyer is the talented and intelligent Miles Massey (Clooney). A spark passes between the main characters. However, until the end of the picture, it is not known what will win in the heroine - feelings or the desire for profit through divorce proceedings.
Other famous films with Katherine include the following films: "America's Lovers" (2001), "The Legend of the Seven Seas" (2003), "Ocean's Twelve" (2004), "The Man Snapped Up" (2012).
