Most fans of mystic films know many of Deborah Cara’s films, among which the iconic Silent Hill stands out. In addition, on the account of the actress, participation in many commercially successful projects, such as “The Game”, “88 Minutes”, in which she happened to appear on the same platform with the brightest Hollywood stars.
early years
Deborah Cara Anger was born in Vancouver in 1966, in a very intelligent family. Her mother was engaged in science, and her father worked as a gynecologist. However, the girl did not inherit a passion for natural sciences from her parents. Since childhood, she participated in school productions, performed in a children's music group, whose numbers were broadcast on Canadian television.
Not wanting to contradict the will of her parents, Deborah Kara enters the prestigious University of British Columbia after graduation, where she diligently masters the foundations of philosophy and economics. However, having received the coveted diploma, the girl again returns to her dreams of the vibrant life of the actress.
In the hope of luck, she attends auditions and simultaneously submits documents to the Australian National Academy of Dramatic Arts.
Having moved to the Green Continent, she becomes one of the few Canadian girls who chose to start their career in Australia.
Career start
In 1989, the debut of Deborah Kara Anger. She got a small role in the Australian television series Bangkok Hilton, where the legendary Australian Nicole Kidman starred. After a while, she also starred in the film "Prisoners of the Sun", the script for which was written by the famous Erzhe. She gets a more significant role in the British-Australian film Breakaway. Soon after, she starred in the film “Until You Was” and confidently strides into the world of big cinema.
The girl is working hard on herself and is actively filming on television and in the movies. Significant for her was the appearance in the film "Whispers in the Night", which was highly praised by critics. For further career development, Deborah Kara moves to the USA, where he receives new offers. In 1993, she participated in the filming of the first season of the David Lynch series "Hotel Room".
In 1994, she had the first chance to become one of the main Hollywood stars. The Canadian actress received an invitation to shoot the next film of the cult saga "Highlander 3", where her partner was Christopher Lambert. However, the film failed at the box office and was defeated by critics.
On the wave of success
A talented, able-bodied actress could not help but get the opportunity for rehabilitation after the failed Highlander, and in 1996 she was given the main role of Katherine Ballard in David Cronenberg's film “Car Crash”. Participation in a successful film was a real breakthrough, Deborah Kara received a ticket to the world of truly great cinema with the main stars of Hollywood.
The actress consolidated her success in the film "The Game", which was released in 1997. The girl's partners were Sean Pen and Michael Douglas, who shone in those years and perfectly played the twisted dramatic history of the film. Deborah took part in frank scenes, showing the whole world her beauty and incredible female energy.
The film "Game" thundered at the box office, and all participants in the filming received their rightful portion of fame. However, Deborah Kara did not rest on her laurels, but continued to work actively, responding to the most tempting offers. Especially fruitful was the year 1999, when the actress managed to star in five films at once.
Moreover, commercially successful projects, such as Reckoning, alternated with films that were highly praised by film critics. These include the biographical drama "Hurricane".
Silent Hill and other movies
Deborah Kara did not slow down in the new millennium, continuing to star in three or four films a year. The most famous of the bottom can be considered the cult "Silent Hill", shot on the computer game of the same name. The gloomy mystical atmosphere, the subtle play of Deborah Cara and Sean Bean - all this became the reason for the resounding success of the mysterious film.
Also on the account of the actress participated in the film "88 minutes", where she happened to work with Al Pacino himself, "The Way" with Martin Sheen.
In 2011, Deborah Kara starred in the television series "Military Hospital", which tells about the everyday life of army doctors during the war in Afghanistan. In 2012, she again tried on the image of Dahlia Gillespie, starring in Silent Hill 2.
The Canadian actress leads a very private life, limited in her interviews exclusively to working moments. The children of Deborah Kara Anger, her lovers - all this remains outside the public space. The actress lives in Los Angeles, but at the first opportunity she tries to visit her near and dear ones in Vancouver.