the March 2009 issue of GQ
Camilla Belle
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A child actor since the age of six, Camilla Belle has found herself now at the age of 22 with an interesting professional career already behind her. Born from a Brazilian fashion designer mother and American construction company owner father, Camilla was born Camilla Belle Routh in 1986 and raised in Los Angeles.
Following work as a child in TV and cable movies, “The Lost World: Jurassic Park” and “Practical Magic” boosted her to new heights as she neared her teens. In addition to acting, Camilla also began honing her piano skills at the same time appearing on screen as Steve Seagal’s daughter in “The Patriot.” It was in 2005 when Camilla, now approaching 20, found herself in a serious role with serious players: “The Ballad of Jack & Rose” with Daniel Day-Lewis. “When A Stranger Calls” soon followed, along with lead roles in Roland Emmerich’s 2008 summer tentpole “10,000 BC” and the sci-fi actioneer “Push.”
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Camilla on the Web
IMDb
Camilla’s ultimate web resource guide.
TV Guide: Camilla Belle
Photos, TV listings, and video clips of Camilla.
Wikipedia
Bio and filmography with links.
Yahoo! Movies
Bio with photos and links to new works.
Factory Photo Shoot and Interview
Page devoted to Camilla.
Camilla Belle Online
“Fansite with the latest news, photos, media, and more!”
Camilla Belle: Belle Du Jour
GQ speaks with the actress and snaps some photos for proof.
Camilla on Video
Camilla on “Jimmy Kimmel Live”
Camilla promotes “10,000 BC.”
“Push” Clip
Camilla in a scene from the film.
Nylon TV Interview
Camilla chats about her current projects.
Camilla on the Screen
She’s Daphne in “Poison Ivy II” in 1996, Attenborough’s granddaughter in “The Lost World: Jurassic Park” for Steven Spielberg in 1997, and one of the title characters in “The Ballad of Jack and Rose.” More recently, Camilla appeared in “The Quiet,” “When A Stranger Calls,” “10,000 BC,” and “Push.”
Latest Buzz
Camilla will be playing Angela in the Brazilian drama “A Deriva,” and Mary in “Mary the Mother of Christ” in 2010 with Al Pacino rumored as King Herod.
Camilla Says
On playing a real person:
"I'm not a dark person at all, so those roles are the most challenging. I don't think I'm necessarily drawn to dark things. It just seems to work out that way."