English Movie Review The Muppets - Cast & Crew

Amy Lou Adams was born on August 20, 1974 in Vincenza, Italy.  She is known for her acting as well as singing.  Amy was born in Italy due to her father being a U.S Army trooper stationed in Caserma Ederle.  Adams was moved back to the states when she was 8 years old and lived in Colorado.  During her high school years Amy sang in the school choir and also trained at a local dance studio.  Amy Adams never did go to college.  Instead, at the age of 18 she pursued acting in Community Theater instead.  Amy Adams was first noticed for her dancing ability when a dinner theater director spotted her dancing at a local Colorado theater.  Amy was soon cast in her first role in the film Drop Dead Gorgeous.  She also starred in a short-lived TV series on FOX around this time.  During the early 2000’s Adams appeared only in minor roles in lesser known movies such as Psycho Beach Party.  She made many guest appearances on several TV shows as well.  Amy Adams’s first accolades came when she starred in Junebug and The Wedding Date.  These two films garnered her praise among many prestigious film communities.  After this it seemed as if there was no stopping Amy as she went on to star in big successes such as Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby, Enchanted and Underdog.  Amy has also preformed some of her songs on stage at the Oscars.  Amy also starred alongside Ben Stiller in Night at the Museum 2: Battle for the Smithsonian.  Amy can also play more gritty roles such as her part in The Fighter.  Recently, Amy has received enormous praise for her part in Big Eyes.  This is the story of a women with an original artistic concept that is plagiarized and stolen by her husband.

James is a famous film writer, director, and producer of English films. He became popular as a writer and director on the British-American satirical television series named, Da Ali G Show. He helped immensely for the creation of the roles named Bruno, Ali G, and Borat. He was the co-creator of the American television comedy series named, Flight of the Conchords, in the year 2007, along with Jemaine Clement, and Bret McKenzie. He was the director of the American musical comedy film named, The Muppets, in the year 2011, and another America musical comedy film named, Muppets Most Wanted, in the year 2014. At present, he is working as the director of the American fantasy adventure film named Alice Through the Looking Glass.

Jason Segel born to a rich Jewish lawyer, he spent his childhood in a posh locality in Los Angeles. While he was young, he was bullied by his fellows at the Christian elementary school because of his Jewish background although his mother was Christian.

Chris Cooper is an American actor. He was born as Christopher W. Cooper on July 9, 1951, in Kansas City, Missouri, USA. Her mother, Mary Ann, is a homemaker, while his father, Charles Cooper is a doctor from the US Air Force and a ranch operator. While Chris was still in Kansan, he used to perform in The Barn Players Community Theater. Later on, he has served the US Coast Guard Reserve. He studied at Stephens College, where he took a Ballet class and later attended the University of Missouri, where he majored drama and agriculture. Post graduation, he shifted to New York City and pursued his career in acting. He was debuted in the 1987 American drama film, Matewan, which was directed by John Sayles. Although the film earned positive reviews, it didn’t do well at the box office. In 1989, he appeared in the Western adventure TV miniseries, Lonesome Dove on CBS channel and the Western drama film, Thousand Pieces of Gold in 1991. Chris also did the fact-based docudrama, Bed of Lies, opposite Susan Dey in 1992. Chris was notable for his performances in films like Money Train (1995), Lone Star (1996), A Time to Kill (1996), and The Horse Whisperer (1998). His performance as a homophobic Marine Corps colonel in the 1999 drama film, American Beauty, earned him a nomination at the Screen Actor Guild. In the year 2000, he acted as Colonel Harry Burwell in the historical fiction war film, The Patriot, along with Mel Gibson, Heath Ledger and Jason Isaacs. In 2002, he played the role of John Laroche in the comedy metafilm, Adaptation, which stars Nicholas Cage and Meryl Streep in the lead roles. His performance in this film brought him several nominations for the BAFTA Award, Chicago Film Critics, Screen Actors Guild and more. He also won several awards including the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor and Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor. In the same year, he starred as Alexander Conklin, a ruthless director of the CIA special operations, in the action spy thriller film, The Bourne Identity. After two years, he reprised his role in The Bourne Supremacy. He received another Screen Actors Guild Award for his role as a racehorse trainer in Gary Ross’ Seabiscuit in 2003. He was also seen in the political satire film, Silver City, in 2004.