It's Official, the winner of the Action On Film International Film Festival's 2010 Lifetime Achievement Award is 2 Time Academy Award Nominee Talia Shire. This dynamic performer is one of the most talented working actors today. She has been a part of two of films' greatest dynastys; THE GODFATHER and ROCKY. She has played pivotal roles in both series of films and she has been an important contributor to the film industry for over thirty years. Talented, beautiful and well deserving, it is our honor to present the AOF Lifetime Achievement Award to Talia Shire.
You can see her at the 2010 Festival and she will be presented her award at the AOF Black Tie Dinner and Award Show on Thursday July 29, 2010. You can also see her in her new film, Pizza With Bullets which will have it's West Coast World Premiere at the AOF Festival as well.
Here is more information on Talia Shire and her wonderful career: Talia Shire (born Talia Coppola) attended the Yale School of Drama and landed roles in several Roger Corman Films. The sister of filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola, she benefited from her family connection when she was cast in The Godfather (1972), launching her screen career in earnest. After receiving a Best Supporting Actress Oscar nomination for her performance in The Godfather Part II (1974), Shire was cast by Sylvester Stallone to play his girlfriend in the hit Rocky (1976), for which she won the New York Film Critics Award and received a Best Actress Oscar nomination. Although Shire went on to appear in a number of films throughout the 1980s and '90s, her career primarily revolved around the eight films emerging from the original Godfather and Rocky movies. Divorced from composer David Shire, she later married producer Jack Schwartzman; the two of them developed movie projects together, forming the TaliaFilm production company. The mother of actors Jason Schwartzman and Robert Schwartzman, Shire directed the film One Night Stand in 1994. ~ All Movie Guide
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