Lucky
Michelle Williams got a mixed spaniel puppy, which her daughter Matilda fell in love with immediately. Michelle said Matilda wanted to name the puppy something like Crystal, Gem or Diamond. Michelle thought these types of names were better for strippers and wasn’t a fan. She was still willing to let her pick the name, but lucky for her, she picked the name “Lucky”. Williams and Lucky are seen here in a photo shoot for Vanity Fair.
Cat and Fish
In 2016, Michelle said that her daughter Matilda’s love for animals keeps growing. This led to them adding a cat and some fish to their family. To avoid filling up their apartment with too many real animals, Matilda is also a collector of stuffed animal toys.
Michelle Williams
Birthday
September, 9, 1980 (55)
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Michelle Williams is an American Actress whose first feature film role was in 1994’s “Lassie.” Her role in “Dawson’s Creek” (1998 – 2003) gained her pop culture recognition. She first received critical acclaim for her role 2005’s “Brokeback Mountain,” which starred Jake Gyllenhaal and her late-husband Heath Ledger. This role earned her multiple nominations, including the Golden Globes and Academy Awards. She did go on to win a Golden Globe in 2011 for her portrayal of Marilyn Monroe in “My Week with Marilyn.”
Michelle is also well known for being married to the late Heath Ledger, who she met while filming “Brokeback Mountain.” They had one daughter together named Matilda, with Ledger passing away from a drug overdose in 2008. In 2023, Williams was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in “The Fabelmans.”
Michelle Williams’ career is also marked by numerous impactful collaborations with distinguished individuals from the world of cinema. She teamed up with Ryan Gosling in the emotionally-charged romantic drama “Blue Valentine,” showcasing a haunting portrayal of a deteriorating marriage. In the 2011 biographical film “My Week with Marilyn,” she astoundingly channelled the legendary Marilyn Monroe, a feat facilitated by director Simon Curtis that brought her a Golden Globe Award. The creative synergy with Sarah Polley for “Take This Waltz” presented Williams as a woman torn between love and desire. Her work with Casey Affleck in the heartbreaking drama “Manchester by the Sea,” directed by Kenneth Lonergan, won them both critical acclaim and an Oscar nod for Williams. In “All the Money in the World,” Williams’ indomitable spirit was further brought to life by director Ridley Scott. She has also magnificently paired with Julianne Moore in the movie “After the Wedding.” In 2019, Williams took a pivotal step into the Broadway theatre scene, showcasing her talents alongside co-star Sam Rockwell in “Fosse/Verdon,” earning her a Primetime Emmy Award. Most recently, Williams joined forces with Thomas Kail, director of the celebrated “Hamilton,” for the biographical film “Peggy Lee.”