Winona-Ryder

Winona Ryder, professionally Winona Ryder, was born on Winona Minnesota. Her parents named their daughter the city she grew up in after her birthplace. Michel Horowitz was her father as well as Cynthia Palmer, his mother, were both authors as well as editors. Ryder's father was from an ethnically Jewish family Ryder thinks she's Jewish. She is also half-sister to Sunyata Jubal. Ryder's younger brother is Uria. At the age of seven, Ryder was just seven years old, her family moved from Mendocino County, California. Mendocino County California. There was no electricity. Ryder began to be a committed reading book because there was no TV. Ryder started taking acting classes at the American Conservatory Theatre when she reached the age of 12. In 1986, she got her first big-screen role in the film Lucas when she was just 15 years old. Ryder experienced bullying at high school. Ryder believed that her future as an actor would be able to make a difference. But, unfortunately, that didn't occur. Still, she pursued her goal. Her biggest break came in 1988 with Tim Burton's Beetlejuice. Ryder was later cast in success in roles. In 1993, she received an Academy Award in the film The Age of Innocence.