Scarlett Johansson

Cast as Mary Boleyn in The Other Boleyn Girl opposite Natalie Portman

Joined Spanish actors Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem for Woody Allen s Vicky Cristina Barcelona

Cast as the nanny of a wealthy Manhattan household in The Nanny Diaries

Cast as Aaron Eckhart s wife in The Black Dahlia ; Brian De Palma s adaptation of James Ellroy s classic noir novel

Re-teamed with Allen for the comedy Scoop as a college newspaper journalist opposite Hugh Jackman

Co-starred opposite Ewan McGregor in the sci-fi thriller The Island directed by Michael Bay

Starred as a femme fatal in Woody Allen s Match Point ; earned a Golden Globe nomination for Best Supporting Actress

Became the official face of Calvin Klein s new fragrance

Starred with John Travolta in A Love Song for Bobby Long ; received a Golden Globe nomination for Best Lead Actress (Drama)

Starred with Topher Grace and Dennis Quaid in the comedy In Good Company directed by Paul Weitz

Co-starred with Bill Murray in Lost in Translation ; directed by Sofia Coppola; earned a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actress

Starred in a Girl with a Pearl Earring as a servant girl in the 17th century; earned a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actress

Battled giant spiders in the sci-fi comedy Arac Attack

Co-starred as Rebecca in Ghost World

Featured as a piano-playing nymphet who catches the attention of a barber (Billy Bob Thornton) in the Coen brothers acclaimed period noir The Man Who Wasn t There

Starred as a young Hungarian girl left behind when her family emigrates to the United States in the Cold War-set drama An American Rhapsody

Had pivotal role as a young girl injured in a riding accident in Robert Redford s The Horse Whisperer

Featured in Home Alone 3

Acted in Eric Schaeffer s romantic comedy If Lucy Fell

Starred in the independent film Manny & Lo

Appeared in pilot episode of John Grisham s The Client (CBS)

Played daughter to Sean Connery and Kate Capshaw in Just Cause

Feature acting debut with small role in North

Made Off-Broadway debut in Sophistry at Playwrights Horizons