Kate Beckinsale is an English actress, born to actors Richard Beckinsale and Judy Loe. She began her acting career early, debuting in the daytime drama *Couples*.
In July 1973, Kathrin Romany Beckinsale was born in the Chiswick district of London. She is the only child of actors Richard Beckinsale and Judy Loe.
In 1975, Kate Beckinsale debuted in the series premiere of the daytime drama "Couples".
In 1977, Kate Beckinsale's parents, Richard Beckinsale and Judy Loe, married prior to her starting nursery school.
In 1991, Kate Beckinsale made her television debut with a small part in an ITV adaptation of P. D. James' "Devices and Desires".
In 1992, Kate Beckinsale starred alongside Christopher Eccleston in "Rachel's Dream," a 30‑minute Channel 4 short.
In 1993, Kate Beckinsale appeared in the pilot of the ITV detective series, "Anna Lee," starring Imogen Stubbs.
In 1993, Kate Beckinsale made her theatrical film debut with a role in Kenneth Branagh's adaptation of "Much Ado About Nothing" while studying at the University of Oxford.
In 1994, Kate Beckinsale appeared as Christian Bale's love interest in "Prince of Jutland" and also starred in the murder mystery "Uncovered".
In 1994, Kate Beckinsale played a leading role in the British costume drama "Prince of Jutland".
In 1995, Kate Beckinsale appeared in "Haunted", a ghost story, and made her professional stage debut as Nina in "The Seagull" at Theatre Royal, Bath. She also began a relationship with Michael Sheen.
In 1995, Kate Beckinsale began a relationship with Welsh actor Michael Sheen after meeting him in a touring production of The Seagull.
In 1995, Kate Beckinsale starred in the British costume drama "Cold Comfort Farm".
In 1995, while studying in Paris, Kate Beckinsale filmed the French language movie "Marie-Louise ou la permission".
In 1996, Kate Beckinsale starred in an ITV adaptation of Jane Austen's "Emma", playing the titular character.
In early 1996, Kate Beckinsale starred in two plays: "Sweetheart" at the Royal Court Theatre and "Clocks and Whistles" at the Bush Theatre.
In 1997, Kate Beckinsale and Michael Sheen voiced an audiobook production of Romeo and Juliet together.
In 1997, Kate Beckinsale appeared in the music video for George Michael's "Waltz Away Dreaming."
In 1997, Kate Beckinsale appeared opposite Stuart Townsend in the comedy "Shooting Fish" and narrated Austen's "Emma" for Hodder & Stoughton AudioBooks and Hendry's "The Proposal" for BBC Radio 4. She also played Juliet to Michael Sheen's Romeo in an audio production of Romeo and Juliet.
In July 1998, Kate Beckinsale starred as Alice in Channel 4's "Alice Through the Looking-Glass", which was her last film before moving to the US.
In 1998, Kate Beckinsale starred opposite Chloë Sevigny in "The Last Days of Disco", focusing on graduates socialising in the Manhattan disco scene.
In 1999, Kate Beckinsale and Michael Sheen's daughter was born.
In 1999, Kate Beckinsale appeared opposite Claire Danes in "Brokedown Palace", a drama about young Americans dealing with the Thai justice system.
In 2000, Kate Beckinsale starred in "The Golden Bowl", her first role after the birth of her daughter. Michael Sheen hit Jeremy Northam on the film set.
In 2001, Kate Beckinsale expressed feeling as though she was married to Michael Sheen, despite never having been formally proposed to.
In 2001, Kate Beckinsale rose to fame with a leading role in the war film "Pearl Harbor".
In 2001, Kate Beckinsale starred in the films "Pearl Harbor" and "Serendipity".
In 2001, Kate Beckinsale was labelled an "English rose" by the BBC.
In 2001, Kate Beckinsale's second film appearance was in the romantic comedy "Serendipity".
In 2002, Kate Beckinsale starred in "Laurel Canyon" as a strait-laced academic attracted to her future mother-in-law. Although Frances McDormand's performance was praised, Beckinsale received negative reviews for her role in the movie. The film grossed over $4 million worldwide.
In 2002, Kate Beckinsale starred opposite Orlando Bloom in a Gap television advertisement directed by Cameron Crowe.
In July 2003, the Press Complaints Commission dismissed a complaint filed by Kate Beckinsale regarding photographs published by the Daily Mail that she alleged invaded her and her daughter's privacy.
In August 2003, Kate Beckinsale received a published apology from the Daily Mail after it falsely claimed that she had "spent time in a clinic" following her break-up with Michael Sheen.
In 2003, Kate Beckinsale appeared in flashforwards in Underworld: Rise of the Lycans; she appeared in flashforwards composed of footage from 2003's Underworld.
In 2003, Kate Beckinsale began her role as Selene in the "Underworld" film series, marking a shift towards action films in her career.
In 2003, Kate Beckinsale starred in "Underworld", marking a shift to action roles. The film received mixed reviews but was a box office success. Also in 2003, she starred in "Tiptoes".
In 2003, Kate Beckinsale stated that she is a teetotaler and has never been drunk, taken drugs, or had a one-night stand.
In 2003, while working on Underworld, Kate Beckinsale met American director Len Wiseman and they fell in love, leading to accusations of infidelity against Wiseman.
In early 2003, Kate Beckinsale and Michael Sheen broke up after the filming of Underworld.
On May 9, 2004, Kate Beckinsale and Len Wiseman married in Bel-Air, California.
In 2004, Kate Beckinsale appeared in a Diet Coke television advertisement directed by Michel Gondry.
In 2004, Kate Beckinsale portrayed Ava Gardner in Martin Scorsese's Howard Hughes biopic, "The Aviator". Her performance received mixed reviews, with some critics praising her portrayal and others finding it unconvincing. The film grossed over $213 million worldwide.
In 2004, Kate Beckinsale starred in "Van Helsing". The movie grossed over $300 million worldwide, but received negative reviews. Beckinsale had just separated from Michael Sheen at the time of filming.
In a 2004 interview, Kate Beckinsale addressed director Michael Bay's earlier comments about her appearance during the filming of "Pearl Harbor", finding them upsetting.
In 2006, Kate Beckinsale reprised her role in "Underworld: Evolution", directed by her husband, Len Wiseman. Her daughter had a small role in the film. The film was a box office success, grossing $111 million worldwide. Also in 2006, she appeared opposite Adam Sandler in "Click", a comedy that grossed $237 million worldwide.
In 2006, Kate Beckinsale starred in the film "Click".
In 2007, Kate Beckinsale appeared alongside David Schwimmer in the sixth of the Writers Guild of America member-conceived Internet videos for Project "Speechless," in support of the WGA labor strike.
In 2007, Kate Beckinsale appeared alongside Luke Wilson in the thriller "Vacancy". The film was profitable, grossing $35 million worldwide. Sarah Jessica Parker was originally cast in the part.
In 2007, Kate Beckinsale starred in the small-scale drama "Snow Angels".
In 2008, Kate Beckinsale appeared in "Winged Creatures", playing a waitressing single mother. The film received a very limited theatrical release, and was released simultaneously on DVD.
In 2008, Kate Beckinsale hosted the 4th Annual Pink Party to raise funds for the Women's Cancer Research Institute at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and organised a screening of All About Eve for FilmAid International.
In 2008, Kate Beckinsale starred in "Nothing but the Truth", as a journalist who refuses to reveal her source. Beckinsale received a Critic's Choice Award nomination for her performance. The film never received a full theatrical release after the distributor filed for bankruptcy and the film grossed solely $186,702 worldwide.
In 2009, Kate Beckinsale advertised Absolut Vodka in a print campaign photographed by Ellen von Unwerth.
In 2009, Kate Beckinsale starred in "Whiteout", a comic-book adaptation. The film was a box office failure and critically panned. She also made a cameo in "Underworld: Rise of the Lycans", using footage from 2003's Underworld.
In 2009, Kate Beckinsale starred in the action film "Whiteout" and the small-scale drama "Everybody's Fine".
In 2009, Kate Beckinsale starred in the family drama "Everybody's Fine" alongside Robert De Niro. The film was a box office flop.
In 2009, Kate Beckinsale was awarded £20,000 in damages by the British High Court after taking legal action against Express Newspapers for falsely reporting that she was "facing heartbreak" after losing out on a role in a remake of Barbarella.
In May 2010, Kate Beckinsale sat on the nine-member 2010 Cannes Film Festival jury, chaired by director Tim Burton.
In 2011, Kate Beckinsale kept a low profile, opting to spend time with her daughter.
In 2011, Kate Beckinsale stated that she was "very fond" of director Michael Bay, despite his earlier criticisms.
In 2012, Kate Beckinsale appeared in the Funny or Die video "Republicans, Get in My Vagina," a satire of the Republican Party's policies.
In 2012, Kate Beckinsale appeared in the sci-fi action remake "Total Recall", directed by her husband Len Wiseman. The film received mainly negative reviews and grossed $198 million. Also in 2012, she appeared in the Funny or Die video "Republicans, Get in My Vagina".
In 2012, Kate Beckinsale joined Nestlé's Share the Joy of Reading Program to raise awareness about the importance of people's literacy.
In 2012, Kate Beckinsale returned to acting with appearances in action films, including "Contraband". The film grossed over $96 million worldwide.
In 2012, Kate Beckinsale starred in the action films "Contraband" and "Total Recall".
In 2013, Kate Beckinsale starred in "The Trials of Cate McCall", which received negative reviews and was released as a Lifetime movie. She also appeared in "Stonehearst Asylum", which received a lukewarm critical reception.
In 2014, Kate Beckinsale provided the voice for Queen Ayrenn, a character in "The Elder Scrolls Online" video game.
In 2014, Kate Beckinsale starred in "The Face of an Angel" alongside Daniel Brühl. Also in 2014, she appeared on the fourth episode of Monty Python's Best Bits (Mostly) where she spoke of her favourite Python comedy sketch.
In November 2015, Kate Beckinsale and Len Wiseman separated.
In 2015, Kate Beckinsale starred alongside Simon Pegg in the poorly received British comedy "Absolutely Anything".
In 2016, Kate Beckinsale remarked that Michael Sheen is dear, close family and someone she has known since she was 21 years old, expressing that she loves him a lot.
In 2016, Kate Beckinsale starred in the horror film The Disappointments Room, which was critically panned and a box office failure. Later in 2016, she returned as Selene in Underworld: Blood Wars, the fifth installment of the Underworld franchise.
In 2016, Kate Beckinsale starred in the romantic comedy Love & Friendship, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. The film, based on Jane Austen's Lady Susan, was critically acclaimed and commercially successful.
In 2016, Kate Beckinsale's role as Selene in the "Underworld" film series concluded. She also earned praise for her role in the small-scale drama "Love & Friendship" in the same year.
In 2016, Len Wiseman filed for divorce from Kate Beckinsale, citing "irreconcilable differences."
In 2017, Kate Beckinsale briefly dated American comedian Matt Rife.
In 2017, Kate Beckinsale starred in The Only Living Boy in New York, a romantic coming-of-age drama, alongside Pierce Brosnan, Callum Turner, and Jeff Bridges. The film received mediocre reviews and found a limited audience.
In 2018, Kate Beckinsale briefly dated American comedian Matt Rife.
In 2018, Kate Beckinsale starred as Ingrid Carpenter in the British film Farming.
In January 2019, Kate Beckinsale began a relationship with American comedian Pete Davidson.
In April 2019, Kate Beckinsale's relationship with American comedian Pete Davidson ended.
In November 2019, Kate Beckinsale and Len Wiseman's divorce was finalized.
In 2019, Kate Beckinsale returned to television in the limited series "The Widow".
In 2019, Kate Beckinsale starred in The Widow, an ITV/Amazon Prime drama and her first TV series in over 20 years, playing a woman who believes her husband is still alive.
In July 2021, Jolt, an American action comedy film starring Kate Beckinsale, was released by Amazon Studios.
In 2021, Kate Beckinsale starred in the action film "Jolt".
In 2021, it was announced that Kate Beckinsale would star in the Catherine Hardwicke-directed family drama Prisoner's Daughter.
In 2009, Kate Beckinsale was awarded damages equivalent to £33,900 in 2023, by the British High Court after taking legal action against Express Newspapers for falsely reporting that she was "facing heartbreak" after losing out on a role in a remake of Barbarella.
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