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[[File:Leelee-S-leelee-sobieski-3796779-283-400_7516.jpg|frame|Leelee Sobieski in 2009]] |
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[[New York]]-native actress, born June 10, 1983, best known for such movies as ''[[Never Been Kissed]]'', ''[[Eyes Wide Shut]]'', ''[[Joy Ride ( |
[[New York]]-native actress, born June 10, 1983, best known for such movies as ''[[Never Been Kissed]]'', ''[[Eyes Wide Shut]]'', ''[[Joy Ride (film)|Joy Ride]]'', ''The Glass House'', and ''[[Public Enemies]]''. She is currently{{when}} starring on ''[[NYC 22]]'' as a rookie cop. |
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* [[Blue Eyes]] |
* [[Blue Eyes]] |
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* [[Cleopatra Nose]] |
* [[Cleopatra Nose]] |
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* [[Dawson Casting]]: Inverted; due to her height, when she was younger, she was able to play older characters, like on ''[[News Radio]]'' when she was 14, playing a girl taking her SATs(and not taking them seriously, indicating she wasn't just some young prodigy). |
* [[Dawson Casting]]: Inverted; due to her height, when she was younger, she was able to play older characters, like on ''[[News Radio]]'' when she was 14, playing a girl taking her SATs (and not taking them seriously, indicating she wasn't just some young prodigy). |
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* [[Famous Ancestor]]: She claims to be a descendent of [[Warrior Prince|King John III Sobieski of Poland]]. |
* [[Famous Ancestor]]: She claims to be a descendent of [[Warrior Prince|King John III Sobieski of Poland]]. |
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* [[Identical Stranger]]: Known for bearing a striking resemblance to Helen Hunt, in both looks ''and'' voice. |
* [[Identical Stranger]]: Known for bearing a striking resemblance to Helen Hunt, in both looks ''and'' voice. |
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* [[One-Woman Song]]: "Why Leelee Won't Love Me" by Primitive Whore. |
* [[One-Woman Song]]: "Why Leelee Won't Love Me" by Primitive Whore. |
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* [[Overly Long Name]]: Her full name is Liliane Rudabet Gloria Elsveta Sobieski. |
* [[Overly Long Name]]: Her full name is Liliane Rudabet Gloria Elsveta Sobieski. |
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* [[Star-Derailing Role]]: Fresh off momentum from ''Never Been Kissed'' and ''Eyes Wide Shut'' as the next It Girl, ''The Glass House'' was her first headlining role. A critical (holding 20% at [[Rotten Tomatoes]]) and, worse, commercial failure ($18m domestic |
* [[Star-Derailing Role]]: Fresh off momentum from ''Never Been Kissed'' and ''Eyes Wide Shut'' as the next It Girl, ''The Glass House'' was her first headlining role. A critical flop (holding 20% at [[Rotten Tomatoes]]) and, worse, commercial failure ($18m domestic ''total'', though opening the week after 9/11 did not help) ended that route real quick, and she's been practically invisible since. |
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Latest revision as of 16:24, 25 May 2021
New York-native actress, born June 10, 1983, best known for such movies as Never Been Kissed, Eyes Wide Shut, Joy Ride, The Glass House, and Public Enemies. She is currently[when?] starring on NYC 22 as a rookie cop.
Leelee Sobieski provides examples of the following tropes:
- Blue Eyes
- Cleopatra Nose
- Dawson Casting: Inverted; due to her height, when she was younger, she was able to play older characters, like on News Radio when she was 14, playing a girl taking her SATs (and not taking them seriously, indicating she wasn't just some young prodigy).
- Famous Ancestor: She claims to be a descendent of King John III Sobieski of Poland.
- Identical Stranger: Known for bearing a striking resemblance to Helen Hunt, in both looks and voice.
- One-Woman Song: "Why Leelee Won't Love Me" by Primitive Whore.
- Overly Long Name: Her full name is Liliane Rudabet Gloria Elsveta Sobieski.
- Star-Derailing Role: Fresh off momentum from Never Been Kissed and Eyes Wide Shut as the next It Girl, The Glass House was her first headlining role. A critical flop (holding 20% at Rotten Tomatoes) and, worse, commercial failure ($18m domestic total, though opening the week after 9/11 did not help) ended that route real quick, and she's been practically invisible since.