An actress whose roles of critics are met with constant enthusiasm. Successfully plays not only in cinema, but also on the stage.
Biography
Born in 1985 in London. Her mother Nano worked as a lecturer at the university, her father Stefan was a manager at the hotel.
When the girl turned 3, the family moved to Germany, where her father was offered a job. The family lived in Dusseldorf for about 5 years, they returned to England when Carey turned 8.
When the girl was 6 years old, she and her parents visited a theatrical production in which her brother participated. Carey was delighted, she begged her brother's teacher to let her play too. The teacher took pity and allowed the girl to join the choir.
In adolescence, she studied at the Catholic girls' school Woldingham School. During her studies, she devoted all her free time to the theater, participated in almost all school productions.
Carey dreamed of becoming a professional actress, but her parents did not approve of her choice, requiring her to go to university. Mulligan decided not to receive higher education, she applied to several acting schools, but did not enter. For several years after graduation, she works as a bartender, attends film screenings in her free time, and sometimes gets minor roles.
Career
Carey first appeared on stage at age 19 in the play "Forty Winks". A year later, in 2005, she starred in her first movie - an adaptation of Jane Austen's novel Pride and Prejudice. She played one of the Bennett sisters - Kitty. The film was a great commercial success.
In 2008, she debuted on Broadway, participating in the production of Chekhov's "The Seagull." For this role, she was nominated for a Drama Desk Award, but did not win.
In 2009, the casting of the film "An Education" takes place. More than a hundred actresses participated in the selection, but the play of Mulligan most impressed the director. After the release of the film, the actress's talent was praised by film critics. The game Mulligan was called sensational, brilliant, compared with Audrey Hepburn.
In the same year, he participated in the filming of "The Greatest", in which he plays a pregnant girl who is experiencing the death of her lover.
In 2011, starred in the thriller "Drive", which received excellent reviews from critics.
In 2013, the drama The Great Gatsby was released, in which Mulligan played the role of Daisy, a girl whose life was destroyed due to former lover Jay Gatsby.
