Britt Robertson
American actress
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Britt gained wide recognition in 2015 after the release of the movie The Long Road, based on the book by the world famous writer Nicholas Sparks. This picture is a story of pure love between two couples belonging to different generations, which, according to the actress, can inspire viewers to open up to new tender feelings, romance and relationships. Britt Robertson's career also culminated in the 2015 Hollywood blockbuster Tomorrowland, in which she was seen alongside legendary actor George Clooney. In an interview, George Clooney praised the acting skills of Britt Robertson and her excellent performance in the film.
- In 2015, she received two Teen Choice Award nominations; one for Choice Movie Actress: Drama for her role in The Longest Ride (2015) and the other for Choice Movie Actress: Sci-Fi/Fantasy for her role in Tomorrowland (2015).
- In 2016, she received a Teen Choice Award nomination under the Choice Movie Actress: AnTEENcipated category for her role in The Space Between Us (2017).
- In 2014, she won a Nashville Film Festival Best Actress award - Bridgestone Narrative Competition Award Winners for her role in Ask Me Anything (2014).
- In 2004, Britt was nominated for a Young Artist Award under the Best Performance in a TV Movie, Miniseries or Special - Leading Young Actress category for her role in The Ghost Club (2003).
- In 2014, she won a Boston Film Festival - Festival Prize award under the Best Supporting Actress category for her role in White Rabbit (2013).
- During the 2015 CinemaCon, USA, she won a CinemaCon Star of Tomorrow award.
June 2013
She also landed the lead role in her first big-budget feature film, Tomorrowland, directed by Brad Bird. She then landed another leading role in The Long Road, a film adaptation of another novel by Nicholas Sparks.
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At age 16, Britt landed a role in a test episode of the television series Women of a Certain Age, which, although not aired, gave her a start in her career. In 2001, she had a small role in the TV series Power Rangers: Time Patrol, and in 2003 she starred in the family film The Ghost Club. The picture was low-budget, but still brought young Brittany a nomination for the Young Artist Awards as the best young artist for her talented transformation into a lover of the paranormal named Carrie.
One of the first roles of Britt Robertson ("The Ghost Club")
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