Penny Marshall - Biography

- "Lavinia" (1974): In this film, she made her debut on the big screen, playing the role of a young and ambitious woman striving for success in her career.
- "Alice: No in Wonderland" (1977): In this musical film, she embodied the image of Alice, immersed in an amazing world of fantasy and adventure.
- "Stay Hungry" (1982): In this comedy, she played the role of the mother of the protagonist, supporting his dreams and ambitions.
However, a real breakthrough for Penny Marshall came in her career as a director. She became one of the first successful female directors in Hollywood and made several cult films, such as Big (1988) with Tom Hanks and Ghost (1990) with Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore.
Over time, Penny Marshall continued to create cinematic masterpieces and act in various films as an actress and director. Her work and contribution to the global film industry remain unforgettable, and her legacy lives in the hearts of cinema fans around the world.
As well as inspiring many with her talent and dedication to the arts, Penny Marshall broke new ground for women in cinematography. Her career serves as a vivid example of how passion and determination can lead to great achievements in the world of cinema.
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