Juno Temple
Girl, St Trinian's, Killer Joe and The Dark Knight Rises. She was born as Juno Violet
Temple on 21 July, 1989 to her producer mother, Amanda Temple, and her father
is the film director, Julien Temple. She grew with her two younger brothers, Leo
Temple and Felix Temple. She spent her early 4 years of her life in America. The
family then moved back to England and settled in Somerset where she completed
her schooling from the Enmore Primary School and Bedales School, followed by a
bachelor degree at King’s College, Taunton where she became a weekly boarder.
From that early age she wanted to pursue her career in acting and took decision
after seeing Belle et la Bête by Jean Cocteau.
Her performance:
In 1997 Temple started her career as a child performer in the film Vigo: Passion
for Life, a film about Jean Vigo and in 2000 as Emma Southey in Pandemonium,
both were under her father’s production. She was one of the most celebrated
actresses of her generation as well as one of the few transition to adult roles. She
has been impressing audience and critics with her accurate performance as Polly
Hart in the film Notes on a Scandal and as Lola Quincey in Atonement in 2006
where she dyed her hair red , as Celia in St Trinian's, as Jane Parker in The Other
Boleyn Girl, as Jennifer "Drippy" Logan in Wild Child, as Eema in Year One.
The young actress made enough of an impression to land more work as Di
Radfield in Cracks, as Young Anna in Mr. Nobody, as Celia Keyes in Glorious 39, as
Muriel in Greenberg, as Danielle in Dirty Girl, as Queen Anne in The Three
Musketeers, as Dottie Smith in Killer Joe, as Lily Hobart in Little Birds, as Simone
in Small Apartments. In the year 2012, her status as a super star was firmly
cemented by her stunning performance in The Dark Knight Rises, Jack & Diane,
Lovelace and Horns.
She is now one of filmdom’s hottest properties and most sought-after actress.
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