Hall made her acting debut at the tender age of 9 in her father's televised production of The Camomile Lawn, but devoted the next decade to her schooling, attending the exclusive Roedean School and Cambridge University. In 2002, however, she embraced the family craft, taking to the stage in a series of classical roles, many under the direction of her father. Hollywood roles followed, most notably in the high-profile illusionist drama The Prestige (2006).
In 2008, Hall delivered a pair of divergent roles in Vicky Cristina Barcelona (which brought a Golden Globe nod) and Frost/Nixon, cementing her rep as a critical darling.
Everything Must GoDirector-writer Dan Rush makes his film debut with this dramedy based on a Raymond Carver short story about Nick (Will Ferrell), a good-hearted but relapsed alcoholic who decides to live on his front lawn after losing his job and being thrown out by his wife. Read More
The TownCareer bank robber Doug (Ben Affleck) and his volatile partner, Jim (Jeremy Renner), hit a roadblock when Doug falls for bank manager Claire (Rebecca Hall), whom he kidnapped during their last heist. Worse, an FBI agent (Jon Hamm) is now trailing the thieves around their Charlestown, Mass.,... Read More
Please GiveLife gets knotty when successful Manhattan couple Alex (Oliver Platt) and Kate (Catherine Keener) develop a relationship with the granddaughters of Andra (Ann Morgan Guilbert), the cantankerous elderly woman who owns the apartment next to theirs -- and who must die so they can expand their home. The... Read More
Lay the Favorite (2012) | NR | |
The Awakening (2011) | NR | |
Everything Must Go (2010) | R | |
R | ||
R | ||
A Bag of Hammers (2010) | NR | |
Dorian Gray (2009) | R | |
Frost/Nixon (2008) | R | |
Vicky Cristina Barcelona (2008) | PG-13 | |
Joe's Palace (2007) | NR | |
PG-13 | ||
PG-13 | ||
Wide Sargasso Sea (2006) | NR | |
The Camomile Lawn (1992) | NR | |
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