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Holly Hunter is a well-known American actress, producer and director. Her name has been acknowledged for films such as Broadcast News The Firm The Piano The Incredibles and The Incredibles. Her work has been recognized with numerous awards for her work which includes an Oscar. Actresses have a lengthy experience of performing on Broadway as well as Off-Broadway projects. Since her childhood she's been passionate about acting. She was Helen Keller as a fifth-grade student in a school play. She became deaf in one ear after suffering from mumps but did not permit this to deter her determination to become an actor. As a teenager she studied drama, and then moved to New York City. After a casual encounter, she became stuck in an elevator with the playwright Beth Henley and the two joined forces to create the Broadway Crimes of the Heart and made Hunter's debut. She relocated from New York to Los Angeles and tried to land films parts. The film, Swing Shift, she landed an appearance as a supporting character. In the three decades since then Holly Hunter has been featured in a variety of series and television films. Holly Hunter was awarded a Hollywood Walk of Fame Star and the Women in Film Lucy Award.