1994 In the Best of Families: Marriage, Pride & Madness (TV) .... Little Susie 1994 Search for Grace (TV) .... Young Sarah/Robin 1995 A Father for Charlie (TV) .... Tessa 1995 Death in Small Doses (TV) .... Anna 1995-1996 "American Gothic" .... Rose Russell (3 episodes) 1997 Get to the Heart: The Barbara Mandrell Story (TV) 1998 Digging to China .... Harriet Frankovitz 1998 Practical Magic .... Kylie Owens 1998 Detour .... Daniella Rogers 1998-1999 "Profiler" .... Chloe Waters (6 episodes) 1999 Down Will Come Baby (TV) .... Robin Garr 1999-2002 "Once and Again" .... Jessie Sammler (55 episodes) 2000 "Touched by an Angel" .... Sarah Radcliff (1 episode) 2001 Little Secrets .... Emily Lindstrom 2002 "The West Wing" .... Hogan Cregg (1 episode) 2002 S1m0ne .... Lainey Christian Taransky 2003 "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" .... Nora Easton (1 episode) 2003 Thirteen .... Tracy Freeland 2003 The Missing .... Lilly Gilkeson 2005 Pretty Persuasion .... Kimberly Joyce 2005 The Upside of Anger .... Lavender 'Popeye' Wolfmeyer 2005 Down in the Valley .... Tobe 2006 Astérix et les Vikings (voice: English version) .... Abba 2006 Shark Bait (voice) .... Cordelia 2006 Running with Scissors .... Natalie Finch 2007 King of California .... Miranda 2007 The Life Before Her Eyes .... Young Diana 2007 Battle for Terra (voice) .... Mala Evan 2007 Across the Universe .... Lucy 2008 The Wrestler .... Stephanie 2009 Whatever Works .... Melodie St. Ann Celestine 2009 "True Blood" .... Sophie-Anne (1 episode) |
Evan Rachel Wood projects a killer combination of sweet innocence and sultry sexiness. She first came to our notice in the Delta Award winning "Thirteen". She has since been a mainstay on the Delta 99 Most Desirable Women, debuting at # 20 and reaching as high as #10 in 2007. We tend to spotlight artists who are Delta Award winners. Having been born 23 years ago this month makes Evan a perfect choice for Septembers Artists Spotlight. Evan Rachel Wood was born on September 7, 1987, in Raleigh, North Carolina. Her father is Ira David Wood III, and her mother is Sara Lynn Moore. She has two older brothers: Dana, a musician, and Ira David Wood IV. Evan and her brothers sometimes performed at Theatre In The Park in Raleigh, North Carolina, where her father is the executive director and founder of the theatre. At age 7, Evan lost out to Kirsten Dunst for the child lead in Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles (1994). She moved to Los Angeles with her mom and brother, Ira, in 1996 and has had success ever since, appearing in a TV series, TV-movies, and the big screen film Practical Magic (1998). She starred in the comedy S1m0ne (2002) as Al Pacino's daughter, followed by Thirteen (2003), with Holly Hunter. Wood began her acting career in the late 1990s, appearing in several television series, including American Gothic and Once and Again. She made her debut as a leading film actress in 2002's Little Secrets and became well-known after her transition to a more adult-oriented Delta's Choice Award winning role in the critically acclaimed film Thirteen, (2003) co-written by Wood's co-star, Nikki Reed. Wood continued acting mostly in independent films, including Pretty Persuasion (2005), Down in the Valley (2006), Running with Scissors (2006), and in the big studio production Across the Universe (2007). Wood's acting has drawn critical praise, and she has been described by The Guardian newspaper as being "wise beyond her years" and as "one of the best actresses of her generation". In their Spring 2009 issue, Venus Zine awarded Wood the top spot in their 25 Under 25 rankings. |
Bratislava International Film Festival 2003 Won Special Mention for: Thirteen Cannes Film Festival 2007 Won Chopard Trophy Female Revelation Deltas Choice 2008 Delta 99 most desirable women #23 2007 Delta 99 most desirable women #10 2006 Delta 99 most desirable women #27 2005 Delta 99 most desirable women #20 Debut on the list 2004 Won Delta Best Actress for Thirteen Las Vegas Film Critics Society Awards 2004 Won Sierra Award Youth in Film for: Thirteen Phoenix Film Critics Society Awards 2004 Won PFCS Award Breakout Performance - On Screen for: Thirteen Prism Awards 2004 Won Prism Award Performance in a Theatrical Feature Film for: Thirteen Young Artist Awards 2001 Won Young Artist Award Best Ensemble in a TV Series (Drama or Comedy) for: "Once and Again" Young Hollywood Awards 2009 Won Young Hollywood Award Superstar 2002 Won Young Hollywood Award One to Watch - Female |