Beautiful soup girls, private life is a mystery! Know the mysterious heroine of "Dune" Rebecca Ferguson who debuted in a soap opera and retired from the film industry "The White Queen" to become famous in a world war and became a "Soup Girl" film without having to stand-in like the big goddess Ingrid Bergman's enigmatic private life Hollywood blockbuster darling

The must-see epic sci-fi blockbuster "Dune" in 2021, not only "Sweet Tea" Timothy Chalame attracts attention, but Rebecca Ferguson, who plays her mother Ms. Jessica in the film, also gets a lot of attention!

Rebecca Ferguson, like the character in Dune, has been mysterious and hidden since her debut, even attending red carpet events or press conferences with a cold and elegant sense of distance. Let's decode the star journey of this mysterious Hollywood actress!

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="3" > debuted as a soap opera</h1>

Born in Stockholm in 1983, Rebecca Ferguson began working as a magazine model at the age of 13 and has been involved in many television commercials for cosmetics and clothing. It was not until graduating from the Conservatory of Music in 1999 that Rebecca Ferguson starred in the Swedish soap opera Nya Tider. In the play, she transforms into the delicate upper class Lady Anna and falls in love with Hugo, a tough boy who does not have the right door.

Despite its good first season, Nya Tider went from daily to weekly after a year, and Rebecca Ferguson was dropped out of the cast in 2000.

Rebecca Ferguson rejoined the U.S.-Sweden-co-produced soap opera Ocean Ave in 2002, and although she only starred in 34 episodes, she gradually hooked up with future American superstars such as Megan Fox, paving the way for future hollywood.

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="34" > has retired from the film world</h1>

Surprisingly, after giving birth to a son in 2007, Rebecca Ferguson decided to move to southern Sweden with her then-boyfriend, Ludwig Hallberg, and run an Argentine dance studio.

It wasn't until 2011 that she met Swedish director Richard Hobart in the town market and was invited to participate in his film "One Way Ticket to the Côte d'Azur" and make a comeback.

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="35" > the White Queen became famous</h1>

After the return of "One Way Ticket to the Côte d'Azur", at the end of the following year, Rebecca Ferguson immediately announced that she would participate in the BBC ten-part historical drama "The White Queen", starring in the role of Elizabeth Woodville, reinterpreting the steadfastness and uncompromising commitment of the commoner queen and Edward IV for love.

Rebecca Ferguson's outstanding acting skills were unanimously praised by the filmmakers and helped her receive her first nomination for the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Mini Series or Television Movie.

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="36" > transformed into "Soup Girl"</h1>

Just as 007 always has a Pound girl around him, Tom Cruise also has the existence of "Soup Girl" in his masterpiece "Mission Impossible" series!

After pairing up with beautiful women such as Sandy Newton, Maggie Q, and Leia Saidu, Tom Cruise was determined to find another supporting actress before filming of Mission Impossible 5 began.

No one expected that Rebecca Ferguson, who was favored by Tom Cruise for her outstanding performance of "The White Queen", won the audience's love with her sharp and accurate interpretation for the first time, and instantly jumped to become the indispensable heroine of the "Mission Impossible" series!

Rebecca Ferguson changed the gentle and gentle image in previous literary works, transformed into Atango's most trusted spy, and continued to play fiercely in "Mission Impossible 6", and even reserved the role of "Mission Impossible 7".

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="37" > no stand-ins are used</h1>

Perhaps it was because he finally found a partner who could not use a stand-in like himself that Tom Cruise was extra insistent on keeping Rebecca Ferguson by his side. Trained as a child, Rebecca Ferguson is proficient in ballet, tap dancing, jazz, and tango, and can perform difficult body movements with great flexibility.

But despite her strong dance background, Rebecca Ferguson underwent a 6-week, 6-hour-a-day, high-intensity physical training and stunt training for Mission Impossible 5.

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="38" > resembles the goddess Ingrid Bergman</h1>

When Rebecca Ferguson entered Hollywood, she was often compared to Ingrid Bergman, who was also a Swede. Not only do they look alike, but the two are best known for their most well-known movie roles (the North African Spy and Mission Impossible series), and they also have the same name, Ilsa.

Perhaps continuing this coincidence, the crew of Mission Impossible 5 also arranged for Rebecca Ferguson to appear in Casablanca (the main scene of "North African Spy") in the film.

And Tom Cruise himself also said that his first celebrity obsession was Ingrid Bergman, presumably he must have seen the similarity between Rebecca Ferguson and Ingrid Bergman when casting!

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="39" > enigmatic private life</h1>

After Rebecca Ferguson broke up with her boyfriend in 2015, the good news finally came out in 2018, and she announced that she was pregnant with the child of her then-boyfriend Rory! The following year, Rebecca Ferguson was officially engaged to Rory and settled in London with her daughter.

Because Rebecca Ferguson has always been very secretive about her private life, she has never taken her husband on the red carpet or shared fun stories about her life with her family on social media. However, for her who once wanted to quit the film industry and only wanted to live a stable life with her boyfriend and children, it can be said that it is the most reasonable decision.

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="40" > Hollywood blockbuster darling</h1>

After the strong exposure of the "Mission Impossible" series, Rebecca Ferguson's ultra-wide drama path was finally seen by various directors, and she was frequently invited to participate in Hollywood blockbusters!

She played the dubious real estate agent Anna in The Girl on the Train, Jenny Linde, the Swedish nightingale Jenny Linde in The King of the Circus, and the cult leader Rose in Doctor Sleep. The very different characters seem to be automatically shaped in her hands, and under the interpretation of Rebecca Ferguson, these fictional characters have a tailor-made sense of realism.