Anna Paquin

Anna Paquin, a Canadian-New Zealander actor. Paquin was born in Winnipeg and was raised by Wellington Paquin's mother, made her acting debut in the role of Flora McGrath. For this role she received an Academy Award of Best Supporting Actress for the romantic drama The Piano at the young age of 11. She was the second-youngest winner in Oscar the history of Oscars. Anna Paquin spelled out Anna Helene Paquin was born in Winnipeg, Canada on the 24th July of 1982. Her birthplace is Canada. actress from New Zealand. In 1993 she won the Academy Award at age 11 for playing the inquisitive and chatty girl who is the daughter of Holly Hunter who played the principal character. Anna Paquin and Holly Hunter in The Piano Anna Paquin and Holly Hunter in The Piano Paquin The Piano Paquin. Her family moved into New Zealand when she was as a young child, and was raised in New Zealand. Following a prompt for open auditions when she was nine, and with little acting experience before that the actress was chosen for Flora McGrath's part. Flora was the daughter of the Scottish pianist, who was deaf. They relocated to New Zealand during the middle of the nineteenth century to plan a wedding. Following her move into the United States, she became a teenager. Paquin played the lead role in the film Fly Away Home in 1996 and had a minor part in the film as Jane Eyre when she was just a young child. Paquin was Frankie Addams from a television film version of Carson McCullers' book The Member of the Wedding (1997). The actress had a supporting role as Princess of Spain Steven Spielberg's Amistad (1997. She was a teenager on the screen in Hurlyburly (1998) She's All That (1999) and A Walk on the Moon (1999) and played the character of a groupie Polexia Aphrodisa as a character in Almost Famous (2000).