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Mary Elizabeth Winstead (nacida el 28 de noviembre de 1984) es una actriz y cantante estadounidense. Su primer papel importante fue el de Jessica Bennett en la telenovela de NBC...

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Mary Elizabeth Winstead (nacida el 28 de noviembre de 1984) es una actriz y cantante estadounidense. Su primer papel importante fue el de Jessica Bennett en la telenovela de NBC Passions (1999-2000). Saltó a la fama por sus papeles en la serie de terror Wolf Lake (2001-2002), las películas de terror Final Destination 3 (2006) y Death Proof (2007), y la película slasher Black Christmas (2006); a finales de la década de 2000 se había ganado la reputación de reina del grito .

El éxito continuó con sus papeles como la hija de John McClane en Duro de Matar 4.0 (2007) y Duro de Matar 4.0 (2013) y Ramona Flowers en Scott Pilgrim contra el mundo (2010). Su aclamada interpretación de una alcohólica que lucha por mantenerse sobria en el drama Smashed (2012) fue seguida por una serie de papeles en otras películas independientes, incluyendo La Belleza Interior (2012), The Spectacular Now (2013), Faults (2014), Alex de Venecia (2014) y Swiss Army Man (2016). Winstead tuvo más papeles en películas de terror en La Cosa (2011), Abraham Lincoln: Cazador de Vampiros (2012) y 10 Cloverfield Lane (2016). Desde 2013, Winstead ha actuado como el dúo musical Got a Girl con Dan the Automator .

Winstead regresó a la televisión con la serie dramática The Returned (2015), la serie de comedia BrainDead (2016), la serie dramática médica Mercy Street (2016-17) y la tercera temporada del drama policíaco Fargo (2017). Otros de sus papeles incluyen la comedia dramática All About Nina (2018), la película de acción Gemini Man (2019), la Cazadora en Birds of Prey (2020) y Hera Syndulla en la saga Star Wars Ahsoka (2023).

Primeros años de vida

Winstead was born on November 28, 1984, in Rocky Mount, North Carolina. Her parents are Betty Lou (née Knight) and James Ronald Winstead[1][2] She is the youngest of their five children.[3] Her grandfather, Ambler William Winstead, was a cousin of actress Ava Gardner.[4] When she was five years old, her family moved to Sandy, Utah, a suburb of Salt Lake City.[2][5] In Sandy, she attended Peruvian Park Elementary and took advanced classes.[5] She studied dance in a Joffrey Ballet summer program in Chicago,[5] and sang in the International Children's Choir.[6] During her youth, she hoped to pursue a career as a ballerina and appeared in local ballet productions.[7] As she entered her teens, she was forced to quit ballet due to her height. She later said, "I realized pretty early on that I was already too tall by the time I was 13... You know, your body has to stay that way for your entire life, and it's pretty hard on your muscles and your bones."[2] Realizing a dance career was unlikely, she turned to acting.[2] As she was still a teenager at the time, this required her to be homeschooled through most of high school.[8][9]

Career

Acting

1997–2004

Winstead appeared in a production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat starring Donny Osmond.[10] After her brief performance in that show, Winstead began making appearances in various television series and earned guest roles in Touched by an Angel and Promised Land. She gained her first major role as Jessica Bennett in the NBC soap opera Passions, from 1999 to 2000. She left to pursue other interests, later stating, "I really had one of the smallest roles on Passions, so I didn't get too involved... I was able to leave pretty easily".[11] Winstead's next significant television role was in the short-lived CBS drama series Wolf Lake (2001–02), as the daughter of Tim Matheson's character.[12] The series was canceled after ten episodes. In 2004, Winstead played a supporting role in MTV's made-for-television film Monster Island. She was offered a role in the film A Cinderella Story, but turned it down as she had just graduated from school and was going on a cruise with friends (where she met Riley Stearns, her future husband).[13]

2005–2011

Following a minor role in the indiecomedyChecking Out (2005), she took on a larger role as a school senior turned the main antagonist in the Walt Disney Pictures film Sky High, about an airborne school for teenage superheroes. Winstead said of her role, "I bounced around. I was either the hero of the sidekicks or the sidekick to the heroes."[14] The film was released on July 29, 2005, receiving favorable reviews, and budgeted at US$35 million, it grossed US$63.9 million domestically.[15]

Winstead luego comenzó a trabajar con los cineastas James Wong y Glen Morgan , conocidos anteriormente por sus contribuciones a The X-Files . Protagonizó la película de terror de 2006 Final Destination 3 (que Wong dirigió y Morgan produjo) como el personaje principal Wendy Christensen , [ 16 ] la "heroína acosada que experimenta la premonición" que pone en marcha la historia. [ 17 ] La producción fue un éxito comercial, pero recibió una respuesta mixta de la crítica. [ 18 ] La actuación de Winstead fue bien recibida por los críticos; [ 19 ] James Berardinelli afirmó que "hace un trabajo tan competente como se podría esperar en estas circunstancias tan difíciles", [ 20 ] mientras que Felix Gonzalez, Jr la encontró "agradable" en su papel. [ 21 ] Winstead volvería a colaborar con Morgan y Wong más tarde ese mismo año, en la película slasher Black Christmas . La película, una adaptación libre de la película homónima de 1974 , sigue a un grupo de hermanas de una hermandad que son acosadas y asesinadas por los antiguos habitantes de la casa durante una tormenta invernal. Recibió malas críticas, pero le valió una nominación a Reina del Grito en los Premios Scream de 2007. [ 22 ] Winstead tuvo la oportunidad de parodiar a las reinas del grito del terror cuando el presentador de The Tonight Show, Jay Leno , sin saber quién era, llamó a su puerta y la incluyó en un segmento cómico que parodiaba películas de terror.

Apareció en Bobby de Emilio Estevez , una película de 2006 que retrata las últimas horas de Robert F. Kennedy . [ 23 ] Winstead se interesó en Bobby después de saber que Anthony Hopkins aparecería en la película. [ 23 ] Con un éxito moderado en taquilla en cines selectos, Bobby recibió críticas mixtas [ 24 ] con muchas críticas dirigidas al guion de la película. [ 25 ] El elenco de la película fue nominado al Premio del Sindicato de Actores de Cine al Mejor Elenco en una Película , [ 26 ] pero ganó el Premio del Festival de Cine de Hollywood al Mejor Elenco. [ 27 ]

Winstead at the premiere of Grindhouse in Austin, Texas, March 2007

In 2007, Winstead appeared in a pair of high-profile event films. Quentin Tarantino cast her as a well-intentioned but vapid and naïve actress in Death Proof, his high-speed segment of the double–feature exploitation horror Grindhouse.[28] She appeared alongside Rosario Dawson, Tracie Thoms, Zoë Bell, and Kurt Russell in the movie's second part, which followed a psychopathicstunt man, played by Russell, stalking and murdering young women. It is the second film to feature Winstead with Russell (after Sky High), although she only filmed scenes with Dawson, Thoms, and Bell. The production under-performed commercially but attracted significant media buzz and critical acclaim,[29][30]Variety magazine noted that Death Proof "proves its worth as a stand-alone feature" and found Winstead's "emergence" to be "one agreeable plus [to the movie]".[31][32] Her next film appearance of the year was opposite Bruce Willis in Live Free or Die Hard,[3] portraying John McClane's estranged daughter, Lucy. The movie grossed US$383.5 million and was highly acclaimed.[33][34]

She starred in a lead role in Make It Happen, a dance film. The film went straight to DVD in the United States, and fared poorly in its UK release.[35][36] Nevertheless, it proved a delight for Winstead, who once dreamed of being a dancer.[37] Critics agreed that she was the film's best asset. Reviewer Mike Martin wrote, "Winstead infuses every moment with an amazing amount of charm".[38] Matthew Turner of ViewLondon wrote, "[Winstead] compensates for the generally poor direction."[39]

Winstead co-starred opposite Michael Cera in the film Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, an adaptation of the comic-book Scott Pilgrim, under the direction of Edgar Wright.[40] Her role was Ramona Flowers, a mysterious delivery girl and Scott's love interest. Winstead went through fight training for two months and performed most of her own stunts.[41] Filming occurred from March[42] to August 2009,[43] and the film was released in late 2010, to critical acclaim but poor box office returns. Winstead's performance was well received generally, and earned her a Teen Choice Awards nomination for Choice Actress Action.[44]

Winstead was cast as the lead female in the 2011 prequel film to 1982's The Thing,[45][46] which followed a group of scientists who discover an alien buried deep in the ice of Antarctica, realizing too late that it is still alive. Winstead portrayed paleontologist Dr. Kate Lloyd, a character she based on her sister, a neurologist.[47][48] The production received a U.S. theatrical release on October 14, 2011, garnering a mixed critical reception and little commercial interest.[49][50] Critics singled out Winstead for praise in her performance,[51] with Las Vegas Weekly asserting that she "makes for an appealing protagonist, and Kate is portrayed as competent without being thrust into some unlikely action-hero role".[52]

2012–2014

Winstead apareció junto a Aaron Paul en Smashed , un drama independiente dirigido por James Ponsoldt sobre una pareja casada alcohólica (Paul y Winstead) cuya relación se pone a prueba cuando la esposa decide dejar de beber. [ 53 ] Dijo que la película se rodó en 19 días. [ 54 ] Proyectada durante el Festival de Cine de Sundance de 2012 , [ 55 ] la actuación de Winstead le valió críticas entusiastas, [ 56 ] y JoBlo.com la calificó como: "el tipo de actuación que podría ser digna de un premio si se le da el tipo de preparación adecuado por parte del estudio que la adquiera". [ 57 ] La película se estrenó en cines el 12 de octubre de 2012, [ 58 ] [ 59 ] y Winstead se llevó el Premio del Festival Internacional de Cine de Dallas a la Mejor Actriz. Durante una entrevista promocional de la película con el sitio web Collider , expresó su orgullo por trabajar en un proyecto independiente: "Es algo que he intentado hacer durante años y años [...] Es casi como mi primera película , en cierto modo, porque es mi primera película en este mundo, un mundo en el que he intentado entrar. [He querido] estar rodeada de cineastas que estén probando cosas nuevas y que no formen parte del sistema, por así decirlo, y que hagan las cosas a su manera". [ 60 ]

Winstead interpretó el papel de Mary Todd Lincoln junto a Benjamin Walker en Abraham Lincoln: Cazador de vampiros . [ 61 ] La película, también estrenada en 2012, recibió una respuesta mixta de la crítica mientras que fracasó en taquilla. [ 62 ] [ 63 ] Sin embargo, los críticos elogiaron la actuación de Winstead. El San Jose Mercury News llamó a Winstead "sobresaliente", [ 64 ] y el crítico de cine del Illinois Times escribió, "Winstead humaniza a Mary [Todd Lincoln] al darle un ingenio ardiente y un sentido de resolución frente a una considerable adversidad". [ 65 ] Winstead fue elogiada por las escenas junto a Benjamin Walker, y Little White Lies escribió que compartían: "una dulce química que da a sus pocas escenas una calidez entrañable". [ 66 ] En 2012, Winstead y Topher Grace aparecieron en The Beauty Inside , una " película social interactiva ". Se dividió en seis episodios filmados intercalados con narración interactiva, todo en el muro de Facebook de Alex (el personaje principal) . Cada día despertaba con una apariencia diferente; Winstead apareció como Leah, el interés amoroso de Alex. La serie web sirvió como campaña publicitaria para Intel y Toshiba ; se emitió del 16 de agosto al 20 de septiembre de 2012. [ 67 ] [ 68 ]

Winstead en el Festival de Cine de Ciudad del Cabo de Entertainment Weekly

Winstead también fue elegida para participar en A Glimpse Inside the Mind of Charles Swan III (2013) de Roman Coppola , como Kate, "la mejor amiga de la novia de [Charlie Sheen] que acaba de romper con él. Ella no apoya mucho su relación". [ 69 ] La película la reunió con Jason Schwartzman y Aubrey Plaza , sus colaboradores en Scott Pilgrim vs. the World . Winstead coprotagonizó después con Adam Scott , Richard Jenkins , Jane Lynch , Jessica Alba , Amy Poehler y Catherine O'Hara en ACOD (2013), interpretando a Lauren Stinger, la "novia de toda la vida de Carter (Scott) y el pilar en su vida cada vez más caótica". [ 70 ] Aunque la película recibió críticas mixtas, [ 71 ] la actuación de Winstead fue destacada por el Washington Post : "Winstead aporta una sorprendente profundidad a un papel pequeño, en el que tiene poco que hacer excepto esperar a que su novio madure, o al menos a que deje de lado su cinismo sobre el amor". [ 72 ] El crítico de Screen Rant, Ben Kendrick, escribió: "[Winstead] y [Alba] también cumplen con sus contribuciones, aunque ambos personajes están diseñados principalmente para ser espejos para que Carter examine su propia vida y sus decisiones". [ 73 ] A Glimpse Inside the Mind of Charles Swan III y ACOD tuvieron un estreno limitado en cines en Norteamérica. [ 74 ]

Winstead collaborated again with James Ponsoldt in The Spectacular Now (2013) as Holly, the sister of Miles Teller's lead character.[75] She appeared with Brie Larson, her co-star in Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, and with Shailene Woodley, Kyle Chandler, and Bob Odenkirk. The film garnered critical acclaim and was an arthouse success.[76][77][78][79] Next, Winstead briefly reprised her role in the film A Good Day to Die Hard (also 2013), shooting her scenes in only one day.[54][80][81] Winstead stated in an interview with Yahoo! that she was not expecting another sequel but "[had fun reprising] the father-daughter rapport."[82] Winstead's scene was only available in the theatrical version, and was cut from the unrated version.

In 2014, Winstead was given the title role in Alex of Venice, directed by Chris Messina and penned by Jessica Goldberg. She played "an environmental lawyer who is left to raise her 12-year-old son alone after her husband bolts."[83] Premiering at the 57th San Francisco International Film Festival,[84] reviews for the film were mostly positive, with many critics praising Winstead's part in it;[85][86]Variety magazine called her performance "extraordinary", saying the film: "belongs to Winstead, whose minor-key thesping proves as compelling as her heavy lifting in Smashed. Alex's gradual metamorphosis into a richer, more fully realized young woman is accomplished in hundreds of tiny emotional brushstrokes, flitting across her girl-next-door wholesomeness in ever-shifting patterns".[87] Website Twitch Film wrote:

Winstead ha madurado desde sus primeros papeles en películas de terror hasta producciones más impresionantes como Smashed . Posee gracia, valentía, sabe cómo conmover al público y la cámara la adora. Si bien su currículum hasta ahora es una mezcla de éxitos de taquilla ( Destino final 3 , Duro de matar 4.0 ) y películas independientes favoritas ( Scott Pilgrim contra el mundo ), esto cambiará a medida que continúe desarrollándose en su floreciente carrera. Esta es una actriz lista para lograr grandes cosas. Como Alex, siempre luce una mirada de determinación, incluso cuando está exhausta y pierde las nuevas batallas que se le presentan: aprender a estar sola, cuidar de su familia y mantener el trabajo por el que ha trabajado toda su vida. Alex es un alma sensible, pero hace todo lo posible por mantenerse fuerte. Es una cualidad admirable que pocos poseen, y mucho menos se ven desafiados a ello. [ 88 ]

En 2014, Winstead protagonizó el primer largometraje de Stearns, Faults . [ 83 ] Winstead y su coprotagonista Leland Orser fueron elogiados por sus actuaciones; Film School Rejects la calificó de "actuación excepcional" [ 89 ] e Indiewire dijo que "[la] expresión inescrutable de Winstead personifica el atractivo enigmático de esta película única", e incluso "se encuentra entre sus mejores". [ 90 ] Posteriormente, Winstead fue elegida junto a Jeremy Renner y Rosemarie DeWitt para Kill the Messenger . El thriller cuenta la historia real del periodista de investigación Gary Webb . Winstead interpretó a Dawn Garcia, la editora de Webb en el San Jose Mercury News . [ 91 ] Tuvo un estreno limitado en cines el 10 de octubre de 2014, con críticas favorables pero poco interés comercial. [ 92 ] [ 93 ]

2015–present

By January 2015, Winstead had been already cast as a series regular on A&E's U.S. remake of the French drama series The Returned, with Sandrine Holt and Agnes Bruckner. The adapted show followed residents in a small town whose lives are disrupted when people who have been dead for many years begin reappearing. It premiered on March 9, 2015, for a 10-episode run, to mostly critical acclaim.[94][95] The series was cancelled after its first season though, due to low ratings.[96] Also in 2015, she also made a guest-appearance on the August 6 episode of IFC's Comedy Bang! Bang! ("Mary Elizabeth Winstead Wears an A-Line Skirt and Pointy Black Boots").[97]

Winstead next portrayed the leading role of Mary Phinney in PBS' historical dramaMercy Street. The six-part series, about two volunteer nurses on opposing sides of the Civil War, premiered on-demand on January 14, 2016, and made its broadcast debut three days later, on January 17.[98] It rated favorably with reviewers,[99] who also showed praise of Winstead's performance; Variety magazine described her as the "smart, capable center around which Mercy Street pivots" and therefore noted that she was "so good that it's hard not to wish the show had pared down the sheer number of storylines it attempts to service in its six installments".[100] The show was renewed for a second season,[101] which premiered on January 22, 2017,[102] and was cancelled after its finale aired.

Winstead protagonizó el thriller psicológico 10 Cloverfield Lane , [ 103 ] interpretando a Michelle, una mujer retenida en un refugio con dos hombres que afirman que el mundo exterior está afectado por un ataque químico generalizado. La película, dirigida por Dan Trachtenberg , [ 104 ] se estrenó el 11 de marzo de 2016 con una recepción muy positiva por parte de la crítica, que, según el sitio web Rotten Tomatoes , coincidió en que la película "aprovecha al máximo su entorno confinado y su excelente reparto". [ 105 ] El Daily Express consideró a Winstead "simpatizante" y comentó que "crea un personaje inteligente e ingenioso", [ 106 ] mientras que el escritor James Berardinelli la calificó como una "buena elección" para interpretar a la heroína, ya que es "fuerte pero femenina". [ 107 ] 10 Cloverfield Lane tuvo el mejor debut en taquilla para Winstead en un papel principal, con más de 24 millones de dólares recaudados en su fin de semana de estreno; [ 108 ] recaudó US$72 millones en Norteamérica y US$110,2 millones en todo el mundo. [ 109 ]

Winstead apareció en Swiss Army Man , una comedia dramática independiente dirigida por Daniel Kwan y Daniel Scheinert. La película, coprotagonizada por Daniel Radcliffe y Paul Dano , sigue a un hombre desesperado varado en una isla que se hace amigo de un aparente cadáver mientras intenta volver a casa. [ 110 ] Se estrenó en el Festival de Cine de Sundance de 2016 y se estrenó en cines selectos el 24 de junio, con una recepción positiva. [ 111 ] Winstead también tuvo un papel en la comedia dramática de pequeña escala de John Krasinski , The Hollars , junto a Richard Jenkins, Anna Kendrick , Mary Kay Place y Margo Martindale . [ 112 ] Interpretó a la exnovia del novelista gráfico de la ciudad de Nueva York de Krasinski , que está luchando por salir adelante y regresa a su ciudad natal después de enterarse de que su madre ha enfermado. [ 113 ] Al igual que Swiss Army Man , la producción se proyectó en Sundance y tuvo un estreno limitado en cines de EE. UU. en agosto de 2016. [ 114 ]

Winstead en 2017

Winstead apareció en el thriller político y cómico de CBS , BrainDead , como el personaje principal Laurel, "la hija de una dinastía política demócrata que dejó Washington, D.C. para convertirse en cineasta de documentales, pero se ve arrastrada de nuevo al negocio familiar cuando su hermano necesita ayuda política". [ 115 ] La serie recibió críticas moderadamente positivas, [ 116 ] [ 117 ] y New York Magazine calificó la elección de Winstead como "la decisión más inteligente que tomaron los creadores", [ 118 ] y The AV Club dijo que "es una heroína formidable y sumamente atractiva". [ 119 ] A pesar de una respuesta crítica mayoritariamente positiva, la serie debutó con bajos índices de audiencia y, tras la emisión de su primera temporada de 13 episodios, [ 120 ] [ 121 ] CBS anunció su cancelación. [ 122 ]

Winstead coprotagonizó junto a Ewan McGregor la tercera temporada de Fargo como Nikki Swango, "una astuta y seductora recién salida de prisión con pasión por el bridge competitivo y un plan, centrada en estar siempre al menos un movimiento por delante de sus oponentes". [ 123 ] [ 124 ] [ 125 ] La temporada se sitúa alrededor de diciembre de 2010 en Minnesota y sigue las vidas de la pareja criminal interpretada por McGregor y Winstead; se estrenó el 19 de abril de 2017, [ 126 ] con críticas positivas. [ 127 ] En una entrevista con Variety , Winstead habló del personaje: "Nunca había interpretado un personaje como este. Una vez en el set y haciéndolo, fue muy fácil, pero necesité que todos los elementos se unieran para sentirme segura y cómoda". [ 128 ]

In October 2017, Deadline reported that Winstead would be starring as lead in the semi-autographical dark comedy All About Nina, opposite Common.[129] The film screened at the Tribeca Film Festival in April 2018 [130] and won Winstead rave reviews, with The Hollywood Reporter calling it "yet another impressive performance by Mary Elizabeth Winstead"[131] and earning her a nomination for Bravest Performance at the Alliance of Women Film Journalists.[132]

In December 2017, it was reported that Winstead would co-star in The Parts You Lose; the romantic thriller saw her reuniting with her Smashed co-star, Aaron Paul.[133] In January 2018, it was reported that Winstead was cast as female lead opposite Will Smith in Gemini Man.[134] The film, directed by Ang Lee, was released in the United States on October 11, 2019, by Paramount Pictures.[135] In late-September 2018, Winstead was announced to play Huntress in Warner Bros.' DC Comics film Birds of Prey (And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn).[136] Directed by Cathy Yan, and starring Margot Robbie, who reprised her role as Harley Quinn,[137] the film was released in February 2020.

In February 2019, it was revealed that Winstead would guest star in the Netflix adult-oriented animated anthology seriesLove, Death & Robots. The series saw her reuniting with The Beauty Inside co-star Topher Grace and was released on March 15.[138]

In April 2019, Winstead joined the cast of Netflix action film Kate as the titular lead character.[139] The film was released in September 2021[140] to lukewarm reviews, but Winstead was praised for her performance.[141]

In January 2022, Winstead was added to the cast of Disney+Star Wars series Ahsoka.[142] She is also set to co-star with Xochitl Gomez in Jonathan and Josh Baker's second feature film Ursa Major, based on an original script by Patrick Somerville, for XYZ Films.[143]

Singing

Winstead has expressed her interest in singing, but initially did not plan on pursuing it as a career. "I wasn't ever really going to be a singer, but it's just something I've always loved."[144] For her part in 2007's Death Proof, Tarantino had Winstead sing an a cappella cover of The Shirelles' hit recording "Baby It's You".[145] She was asked without warning to perform the song and the cast were reportedly "gob-smacked" by her singing. Winstead and music producer Thai Long Ly eventually co-wrote a song, called "Warmth of Him".[146] Although first rumored to be a pre-release single, Winstead confirmed that she was just exploring her interest and did not plan at the time on releasing any music albums.

Got a Girl

In an interview with Complex magazine for the June/July 2012 issue, Winstead revealed she was working with Dan the Automator and was indeed planning on releasing a music album. The duo formed the band Got a Girl the following year, and released their demo "You & Me" on May 21, 2013.[147] The album, titled I Love You but I Must Drive Off This Cliff Now, was released on July 22, 2014, via Bulk Recordings.[148] The first single, "Did We Live Too Fast" premiered on June 3,[149] and its music video, directed by Hope Larson, premiered online on June 16.[150] The album features heavy influences of French pop music, with Winstead detailing that the inspiration behind the project came from "French '60s pop—Jane Birkin, and stuff like that. It's kind of married with Dan's sensibility, which is his beats and a little bit of that low-key hip-hop vibe. So it makes for something that's very unique; it's very lounge-y and light. It's got a little bit of a French quality."[151] All lyrics were written by Winstead while all music was composed by Dan the Automator.

Guest appearances

Winstead was also featured on the songs "The Agony" and "Look Across The Sky" on Deltron 3030's second studio album Event 2,[152] released on September 30, 2013.[153]

In November 2016, Honus Honus from experimental band Man Man released a song on SoundCloud, "Santa Monica," that features Winstead. In December 2016, Portugal. The Man released the single and video for "Noise Pollution (Version A, Vocal Up Mix 1.3)" from their album Woodstock, featuring Winstead and Zoe Manville.[154]

Personal life

In 2010, Winstead married filmmaker Riley Stearns,[155][156] whom she had met at age eighteen on an ocean cruise.[157] She starred in and produced Stearns's debut feature film, Faults, in 2014.[83] She announced their separation in May 2017[155] and their divorce was finalized later that year.[158]

It was reported in October 2017 that she was in a relationship with Scottish actor Ewan McGregor, whom she had met on the set of the third season of the Fargo television series.[159] Their son was born on June 27, 2021.[160][161] Winstead and McGregor married in April 2022.[162]

Filmography

Feature films

Television

Music videos

Awards and nominations

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