Daryl Hannah

About

Daryl Hannah is an American actress and environmental activist, born on December 3, 1960, in Chicago, Illinois. She gained fame for her sublime roles in popular films of the 1980s, including her performances as Madison in "Splash" (1984) and Pris in "Blade Runner" (1982). She also starred in films like "Steel Magnolias" (1989) and the "Kill Bill" series (2003-2004). Hannah is well-known for her environmental activism, including her efforts to raise awareness about climate change and biodiversity.

Associated With

Daryl Hannah has had a wide range of associations throughout her dynamic career in the Hollywood film and TV industry. Some of her most notable acting collaborations have been with legendary actors and directors such as Tom Hanks and Ron Howard in "Splash," Harrison Ford in "Blade Runner," and Quentin Tarantino in "Kill Bill." She also shared screen space with Steve Martin in "Roxanne," and with Robert Redford in "Legal Eagles." Beyond her professional partnerships, Hannah was romantically linked to prominent figures including John F. Kennedy Jr. and singer-songwriter Jackson Browne. Presently, she is in a relationship with musician Neil Young. As an environmental activist, Hannah has also collaborated with various non-profit and activist groups.

Career Highlights

• 1982: Daryl Hannah had her breakout role as a replicant, Pris, in Ridley Scott's film "Blade Runner."
• 1984: She attained significant recognition for her performance in the film "Splash," directed by Ron Howard, for which she got nominated for the Saturn Award for Best Actress.
• 1986: She appeared in the drama film "The Clan of the Cave Bear" directed by Michael Chapman.
• 1987: Starred in the iconic film "Wall Street" directed by Oliver Stone.
• 1991: Hannah acted in Steve Martin's romantic comedy, "L.A. Story."
• 1992: She had a strong performance in the television film, "At Play in the Fields of the Lord."
• 2003: Hannah played the deadly Elle Driver in "Kill Bill: Volume 1," directed by Quentin Tarantino.
• 2004: For the sequel, "Kill Bill: Volume 2," she was nominated for both the Saturn Award for Best Supporting Actress and MTV Movie Award for Best Fight.
• 2009: She won the Best Actress Award at the Festival de Television de Monte-Carlo for her role in the film, "The Last Days of Frankie the Fly."
• 2013: She received a Best Actress award for the film "The Hot Flashes" at the Women's International Film & Television Showcase.
• 2018: Daryl made her directorial debut with the Netflix film "Paradox."

Notable Awards

• Daryl Hannah, an American actress, has won several awards throughout her career. Some of her notable awards include:
• Brussels International Festival of Fantasy Film: Silver Raven for "High Spirits" in 1989.
• Sitges - Catalonian International Film Festival: Best Actress for "Kill Bill: Volume 2" in 2004.
• Saturn Award by Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA: Best Supporting Actress for "Kill Bill: Volume 2" in 2004.
• Environmental Media Awards: EMA Green Parent Award in 2010.
• Action on Film International Film Festival, USA: Outstanding Cast Performance for "The Hot Flashes" in 2013.

FAQs

What Is the Most Popular Daryl Hannah Movie/TV Show?

The most popular movie featuring Daryl Hannah is arguably "Splash", a 1984 American comedy film where she plays a mermaid named Madison. Directed by Ron Howard, the film is widely considered a classic and was a huge commercial success. Hannah's performance was critically acclaimed and the film imprinted her image as a leading lady in Hollywood. The film also played a major part in popularizing mermaid-themed cinema and television series. Despite her extensive filmography, "Splash" remains an iconic cornerstone of Hannah's career.

How Did Daryl Hannah Get Famous?

Daryl Hannah first gained widespread recognition and fame through her role in the 1982 science-fiction film "Blade Runner," where she played the replicant Pris. However, her breakthrough role was in the 1984 blockbuster movie "Splash," in which she starred as a mermaid alongside Tom Hanks. This role established her as a leading actress in Hollywood. She then went on to star in numerous other successful films like "Wall Street," "Steel Magnolias," and "Kill Bill," which solidified her status as a star in the global film industry.