Legendary bombshell unrecognizable after Oscar nomination and string of iconic 80s and 90s movies
AN iconic American actress looks completely unrecognizable after a string of legendary roles and an Oscar nomination.
The star first shot to fame in 1983 as she appeared in Scarface playing Al Pacino’s character’s sister, Gina Montana.
She starred in many huge movies back in the 80s and 90s – can you guess who?
The actress in question is none other than brunette bombshell Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, who has enjoyed an incredible career as a movie star.
Mary has recently been spotted out and about and she looks completely different to back in the day.
The 67-year-old has obviously moved on from her famous 80s curls and has opted for a more natural look often going to events makeup free.
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Mary’s style is incredibly chic, with the actress often donning shirt’s and over sized blazers.
Years ago, glamourous Mary was often seen on red carpets wearing floor length gowns and posing with her A-lister pals.
Many of Mary’s fans may recognise her from Robin Hood Prince of Thieves, where she played Maid Marion – a spy.
While Mary is probably best known for her role in Scarface she also appeared in the 1986 movie The Colour of Money, playing Carmen, which landed her the coveted Oscars Best Supporting Actress nomination.
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Paul Newman and Tom Cruise appeared alongside the star in the movie, which also saw her nominated for a Golden Globe.
Her other movie roles include James Cameron’s science fiction, The Abyss with Ed Harris, she played the attorney daughter of Gene Hackman‘s character in Class Action, co-starred in the 1992 thriller Consenting Adults and played a fishing boat captain in The Perfect Storm.
The singer was also nominated for a Tony award for Best Actress in a musical back in 2003 for her work in Man of La Mancha.
As well as her impressive career as a movie star, Mary also appeared in many TV shows, the most notable being Without A Trace and Law & Order: Criminal Intent.
Mary was born in Lombard, Illinois and studied drama at the university. She worked summers at a local theme park to get her through college.
The Broadway star lived in England for over 20 years with her husband Pat O’Connor, who directed The January Man.
Mary and Pat have two sons and they all moved back to the US in the 2010s.
The movie star now works as a professional coach using her years of experience in theatre, film and prime time television.