Michelle Pfeiffer is celebrating her 65th birthday. Take a look back at her impressive career in Hollywood and her legacy in the business.
Michelle Pfeiffer played Catwoman in"Batman Returns," Tim Burton's take on the popular superhero story.
While making the film, Pfeiffer proved she was the right choice with her dedication to getting every shot just right, including learning how to properly use a whip and committing to putting a live bird in her mouth. There is a scene in the movie in which Catwoman threatens to eat Penguin's pet bird by putting it in her mouth, and Pfeiffer actually did it.
To prepare to play the comic book character, Pfeiffer trained in both kickboxing and using the whip, explaining she"trained for months with the whip master." "It was fun, just because I love playing that character, and I got really good at that whip. I was very pleased with myself, because it was something that my stuntwoman actually couldn't do that I could do," she told Indiewire in February 2021."I worked really hard on it, but it was a lot of rehearsal and getting the timing right. I especially liked the jump roping at the end.
Pfeiffer is mentioned in the first 20 seconds of"Uptown Funk," as Mars can be heard singing,"This is that white gold, Michelle Pfeiffer, that white gold." However, her mention in"Riptide" comes towards the end of the song at the two-minute 15-second mark when Joy sings,"I swear she's destined for the screen. Closest thing to Michelle Pfeiffer that you've ever seen.
,’ and she's so good and so, so striking and amazing. I was writing the song, and it was like a stream of consciousness, and it honestly just came out." Pfeiffer has been nominated for three Academy Awards, in both the lead actress and supporting actress categories. Pfeiffer received her second Academy Award nomination for her role of Susie Diamond in"The Fabulous Baker Boys."STUNNING, AGELESS MICHELLE PFEIFFER:"SCARFACE" AND"BATMAN RETURNS" ACTRESS THROUGH THE YEARS
In the followup, the roles are reversed and Pfeiffer played the bad-girl role, similar to Travolta's Danny Zuko, and Maxwell Caulfield played the goody two-shoes character, a new take on Newton-John's character Sandy Olsson. "It was a very long and drawn out auditioning process and there were a number of women auditioning, and it went over a period of, I don't know, it seemed like forever, but I think it was about two or three months," she told Fallon."I was terrified, and I was really young, and I knew he didn't want me, and as it went on, the worse I got because I just got so afraid.
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