Jennifer Love Hewitt - Audrey Hepburn
Directed for television by Steven Robman, The Audrey Hepburn Story follows the biography of the iconic actress, played by Jennifer Love Hewitt, revealing details of her childhood in the Nazi-occupied Netherlands and her rising career as a TV star. Broadway. In addition, she reviews her great loves such as William Holden (Gabriel Macht), her troubled marriage with Mel Ferrer (Eric McCormack), or the incessant search for her father (Keir Dullea), a collaborator of hers during the war.
Oscar Jaenada as Mario Moreno (Cantinflas)
Cantinflas, by Mexican filmmaker Sebastián del Amo, was chosen by the Mexican Academy of Cinematographic Arts and Sciences (AMACC) to represent Mexico at the 2015 Oscar Awards. In the third person, it narrates the life of Mario Moreno and the period in which he begins to develop his character Cantinflas, who would make Mike Todd, the Hollywood producer, fall in love and would precipitate him to world fame. Oscar Jaenada, who already starred in Camarón's biopic, was the Spaniard who had the honor of leading this role, which brought him awards and excellent reviews.
Michelle Williams - Marilyn Monroe
The award-winning My Week with Marilyn, starring Michelle Williams, recounts how a young Marilyn Monroe arrives in England to star with Sir Laurence Olivier in The Prince and the Showgirl. Colin Clark, a well-connected 23-year-old, lands a job as a production assistant and witnesses the clash of egos and strained relationship between Olivier and Marilyn during filming.
Nicole Kidman - Grace Kelly
In Grace of Monaco, Nicole Kidman gets into the shoes of Grace Kelly, the great Hollywood star who, against all odds, gave up her acting career to marry Prince Rainier III in 1956 and become His Serene Highness, the Princess Grace of Monaco, one of the most admired royal legends in history, who along the way was Alfred Hitchcock's muse and an Oscar winner.
Joaquin Phoenix - Johnny Cash
Walking the Tightrope is the biopic of the unrepeatable singer and occasional actor Johnny Cash and his wife and partner June Carter. The story begins in Depression-era Arkansas, when Cash, played by Joaquin Phoenix, begins touring with rock and roll pioneers Elvis Presley, Carl Perkins, Roy Orbison, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Waylon Jennings.
Lindsay Lohan - Elizabeth Taylor
In Liz & Dick Lindsay, Lindsey Lohan returned after a tough drug rehabilitation and a resounding failure of her career that this memory of Liz Taylor failed to save. The film that embodied the life of the mythical actress did not stand out, and Lohan's interpretation was unanimously ridiculed by critics.
Robert Downey Jr. - Chaplin
Chaplin recounts the professional and personal life of the actor and director from the time of his training in the United Kingdom to the moments of glory and fame in the United States, going through several of his personal, cinematographic, and artistic life, until his exile in Swiss. Downey Jr. was selected, among several Americans and British, to embody the great comedian under the direction of Richard Attenborough.
Cate Blanchett - Katharine Hepburn
The Aviator (Martin Scorsese) recreates the biography of aviation pioneer Howard Hughes, chronicling his life from the 1920s to the 1940s, when Hughes was directing and producing his own films in Hollywood. It is then that he begins a relationship with Katharine Hepburn, played by Cate Blanchett, who helped him alleviate the symptoms of his obsessive-compulsive disorder. Blanchett won the Best Supporting Actress Oscar for the star's brilliant portrayal of her.
