Кара Дебора Ангер – канадская актриса, известная by roles in such projects as “Accident” (1996), “The Game” (1997), “Only Between Us” (2002), “Military Hospital” (2011), etc. In the article we will follow the career of an actress in films and on TV.
Biography
Cara Deborah was born in 1966 in Vancouver infamily gynecologist and researcher. After school, she entered one of the most famous institutions of higher education - the University of British Columbia, where she studied philosophy and economics. And then she applied to the Australian National Institute of Drama.
The actress owns two houses at once:in Vancouver and in Los Angeles. This she does not hide. But there is absolutely no information about the personal life of Deborah Kara Anger. Apparently, this topic is not public for her. Well, okay, now her career is more important and the success she has achieved in the film industry.
Good start
The actress began acting in 1989, when she wasInvited to the Australian three-part series "Bangkok Hilton" with Nicole Kidman in the lead role. And in 1994 she won the right to play one of the central characters in the fantasy action movie “Highlander 3: Sorcerer”. And although the picture of Andrew Morahan turned out to be a failure for many reasons, it was a good experience for Kara Deborah Unger.
Literally two years later, the actress played CatherineBallard, the main character in David Cronenberg’s psychological thriller “Accident” (1996). Then she reincarnated in Vicky Michaels Stover, a girl from a famous family and the wife of a drug dealer in the criminal thriller Blackmail (1997). But one of the best roles was waiting for the actress in David Fincher's detective thriller “The Game” (1997). The history of the banker, who received as a gift a ticket to participate in a game that is dangerous for his life, still holds the 61st place in the list of "250 best films" according to Kinopoisk.
In 1998, the filmography Deborah Kara UgerBette Gordon's drama "Bright Movement" filled up, giving her another main role. A year later, she appeared in Brian Skit's Weekend (1999) dramatic film, which brought her an award at the annual Seattle International Film Festival. For the shooting in the historical melodrama of Ishtvan Szabo "Sunlight", in which she played Major Carola Kovacs, Cara was nominated for the Genie Awards as "Best Actress". And then she was lucky again to get one of the main roles in the sports drama “Hurricane” (1999) about a former boxer convicted of a triple murder.
Excellent continuation
Since 2000, the films of Deborah Kara Ungerbegan to go no less. In 2002, she was awarded at the International Festival in Dubrovnik for her role in the Edoardo Ponti drama “Only Between Us”. Then came the main role in the thriller of Nicholas Winding Refna “Fear X” (2002). Her work can be seen in the biographical drama about the South African police officer Andre Stander "Stander" (2003). And you definitely shouldn't miss the drama of Carl Bessaya “Emil” (2003), which allowed her to win another award at the Method Fest festival.
В 2004 году Дебора Кара снова отличилась, starring in the sci-fi film Jeff Renfro and Marteyn Thorsson "Version 1.0", for the participation in which received two awards: in 2005 and 2010. And in the same year, she appeared in two more projects: in Shane Geibel's “Love Fever” drama with John Travolta, Gabriel Macht and Scarlett Johansson in the lead roles and in the mystical thriller Jeffrey Sachs “White Noise”.
Not yet complete
In 2010, the actress received one of the mainroles in the dramatic film Emilio Esteveza "The Way". She played in the family comedy Leif Bristow "Sophie" about a seventeen year old girl who loves ballet and animals. She also played army psychiatrist Grace Pedersen in the medical series “Military Hospital” (2011).
In recent years, Cara Deborah Anger has appeared inseveral projects. She played in the thriller Damian Lee "Dark Truth" (2012) with Andy Garcia and Eva Longoria in the lead roles. She became the heroine of the thriller Dustin Shooter "Samuel Blik" (2013). And then he formed the company to Nicolas Cage and Don Johnson in Johnny Martin's thriller Revenge: A Love Story (2017).
