Actress Nicole Kidman has been at the top of her acting game since she hit the big screen in the early 1990s. Since that time, she has morphed on screen from classic poet and a French courtesan to tortured housewife and an iconic red-headed comedian. She has continued to challenge acting boundaries and has won an Oscar, a BAFTA, two Critics Choice Awards, two Primetime Emmy Awards, five Golden Globes and countless other awards during her career.

Kidman’s latest films continue to showcase a talent dichotomy that is exceedingly rare in the industry. In “Spellbound,” released last week, Kidman gives the voice to the character, Queen Ellsmere. The children’s film follows Ellian, a determined princess that must embark on a quest to save her family and entire kingdom after something turns her parents (King and Queen of Lumbria) into monsters.

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