English Movie Review The Croods 2: A New Age - Cast & Crew

Emma Stone was born in Scottsdale, Arizona. Her original name is Emily Stone, but her stage name is Emma Stone. Her parents are Krista Jean and Jeffery Charles. Emma has a younger brother named Spencer. She attended school through the 6th grade but then took two years of homeschooling. During this time, she appeared in 16 productions of a theater group. Right from a young age she was sure about her career path and so even took acting lessons from a local teacher.

Catherine Keener is an American Actress who was born on March 23, 1959. Her birthplace is Miami, Florida. Her family includes mother Evelyn and father Jim Keener along with 4 other siblings. Keener went to Monsignor Edward Pace High School. She graduated with a degree of B.A from Wheaton College in Norton, Massachusetts in the year 1983. 

She holds a major in subjects like English and History. She was a manager of McDonalds in New York. She then became an assistant director and shifted to Los Angeles. Her debut in the world of television was when she did a detective fiction series named Ohara in which she played the role of Lt. Cricket Sideris that ran from 1987-88. She made her debut in the film industry by appearing in About Last Night that saw its release in the year 1986. 

A number of her performances got her several nominations for Independent Spirit Awards. The movie that bagged her nominations was Johnny Suede (1991), Walking and Talking (1996) and Lovely and Amazing (2001). Along with these, she also had to her name two Oscar nominations for her wonderful performances in Being John Malkovich which came out in 2000 and Capote, 2005. 

She has many other movies to her credit like The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005), Friends With Money (2006), Into The Wild (2007), An American Crime (2008) etc. Keener also was able to grab a role in Show Me A Hero which was an HBO miniseries of six episodes. It was aired in 2015. 

Keener met American actor Dermot Mulroney in 1987 in the sets of Surviving Quest. They decided to get married in the year 1990. They have a son named Clyde, However, the couple separated and got divorced in December 19, 2007 under circumstances of irreconcilable differences.

Katherine Litwack, who is professionally known to the world as Kat Dennings, is an American actress. She is the youngest of five children including an older brother. Her father Gerald Litwack is a molecular pharmacologist and a professor while her mother Ellen Judith Litwack is a poet and a speech therapist. Her interest towards acting started in her early days itself as she began her career in commercials at the age of 10. Her first ad was for potato chips.

Leslie Mann is an American actress born on 26th March 1972 in San Francisco, California. She is especially known for her comic acting. Her height is 5' 6½". Her most striking features are her enchanting blue eyes and her high pitched voice. She is best known for her performances in movies like The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Knocked Up, Funny People and This Is 40. Her net worth is $18 million. Details of her early life Leslie lived with her mother Janet in Newport Beach. Her mother was a single parent and worked in the real estate. While Leslie’s maternal grandmother was of Finnish origin and her maternal grandfather a Scottish person, her father’s ancestors were German and Irish. Leslie’s mother married thrice, and Leslie never developed any close relationship with her father. She went to Corona del Mar High School. In school, she was a shy and introvert kid. She attended The Joanne Baron/D. W. Brown Studio in Santa Monica to study acting and worked on comedy improvisation with a group called The Groundlings, based in Los Angeles. She joined college to study communications but dropped out before graduating from there. Mann‘s life in her late teens and early twenties wasn’t as quite as expected. She describes the period as abstruse, confused and unpleasing. She was interested in acting since her childhood. She felt, through her acting she could readily express herself in a character, and it would enable her to share every emotion and thought. She always fantasized about winning an award. Acting Career She began early with her acting career. While she was still 17, she auditioned for and advertised Coke and Nouvage, a nail paint brand. She started as an extra in her first project Virgin High. But owing to her acting school lessons, she managed to get roles in films like Birdland (she played Nurse Mary) Last Man Standing and Things I Never Told You. These movies weren’t very popular. In 1996, she was chosen among the 500 candidates in an open audition for a movie which also proved to be her first blockbuster The Cable Guy in which she portrayed Robin Harris, the girlfriend of Matthew Broderick’s character. The movie was a dark comedy and starred Jim Carrey; the direction of that movie was done by Ben Stiller.

Christopher Michael "Chris" Sanders is an animation director, illustrator and voice actor of America. He recognized for his work in the Disney animated feature "Lilo & Stitch" and DreamWorks "How to Train Your Dragon," as a co-writer and the director, and he had lent his voice for Stitch, a fictional character in "Lilo & Stitch." Sanders was born on March 12, 1962, in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He went to Arvada High School in Arvada, Colorado. At the age of 10, after seeing Ward Kimball animated shorts on "The Wonderful World of Disney," Chris fell in love with animations. He graduated in 1984 from California Institute of the Arts. After his graduation, Sanders started his career as a character designer for Muppet Babies at Marvel Productions for four years.

“You know I can eat peaches for hours…” This is one of his famous lines from his iconic role in the movie “Face/Off.” He is a legendary actor from Hollywood and most known for his mind-blogging acts in the portrayal of any character. He is known as one of the most fertile actors and commonly known for his fascinations with haunted places.

He is one of the dashing debonair of Hollywood. He is well known of his funny characters but intelligent. Born as Ryan Rodney Reynolds on October 23, 1976 in Vancouver, Canada. He first starred in the movie “Ordinary Magic” as Ganesh, as Howard in the movie “The Alarmist”, and made the famous “National Lampoon's Van Wilder” a story of a student that does not want to leave his high school, his father cut down all of his support and in exchanged he need to work as party liaison. He also starred in the horror movie “The Amityville Horror” in 2005, a story of married couple that was struck by demon elements in their new house discovering that it is scene for mass cult murder. He made a funny and lovable act for the movie “Just  Friends” a story of fat man that falls in love with a girl since high school and turned out to be womanizer after few years.

Clark Duke is an actor, director, and producer. He was born on May 5, 1985, in Glenwood, Arkansas, United States. His forefathers had English, German, Swiss, Scottish, and Irish roots. Clark began his acting, directing and writing career, by co-creating the web series, Clark and Michael (2006) along with best friend, Michael Cera. He also played his fictional self in the series. He directed the famous pilot episode of the series. He also submitted this episode as the college thesis film at Loyola Marymount University. Clark Duke has been seen playing roles in both television and films. He has acted in some very major Hollywood films alongside very famous actors. Duke debuted on the celluloid in the film Superbad (2007) as a party teenager. But, he gained immense recognition for his first major motion picture in 2008 in Sex Drive. In A Thousand Words, a movie which was completed in 2008 but released in 2012, he co-starred with Eddie Murphy propelling his acting career in movies. Then in 2010, he appeared in the blockbuster movie Kick-ass as Marty. He also reprised his role of Marty in the Kick-Ass’ sequel, Kick-Ass 2, which released in 2013. He acted alongside Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Nicolas Cage in the Kick-Ass series. Also in 2010, he played Jacob in the successful movie, Hot Tub Time Machine, which released in March of that year.