Amy Adams
When Amy Adams was in high school, she found that she was not interested in learning, but she was interested in literary and artistic activities, so she joined the school choir and became a member of the school choir, and aspired to become a ballet dancer when she grew up.
In 1999, Amy Adams auditioned for the comedy "Beauty Ratio" due to injury at home, and luckily got the opportunity to star in the film, so she starred in her first film, in which she played a cheerleader.
In 2013, Amy Adams starred in the superhero film Superman: Man of Steel, which was released in the United States, in which she played the role of Louise Lane, a brave, beautiful female journalist who helped and encouraged Superman to finally defeat the forces of evil.
In 2016, Amy Adams starred in the film Arrival, in which she played the role of Louise Banks, a linguist in the film.