Evan Rachel Wood is a famous American actress and singer. Evan Rachel Wood began her career as a child actress starring in several TV movies since 1994, and at the same time she did a role in the television series “American Gothic.” In 1996, Evan Rachel Wood began to appear in the series “Profiler,” and later on she starred on the television show “Once and Again.”

In 1998, Evan Rachel Wood starred in the movie “Digging to China.” The movie starred Mary Stuart Masterson and Kevin Bacon, and it went on to win the Children’s Jury Award at the Chicago International Children’s Film Festival. Evan Rachel Wood later appeared in the movie “Practical Magic,” this time starring with famous Hollywood stars Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock.

In 2002, Evan Rachel Wood starred in the movie “Little Secrets,” in which she was nominated for Best Leading Young Actress at the Young Artist Awards. Evan Rachel Wood later starred in Andrew Nicol’s sci-fi movie, “S1m0ne.” In 2003 Evan Rachel Wood had her breakout role as Tracy Louise Freeland in the box office hit, “Thirteen.” For this role Evan Rachel Wood earned nominations at the Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild Awards. Evan Rachel Wood later did a supporting role in the movie “The Missing.”

During the year 2005, Evan Rachel Wood appeared in a variety of roles on TV and movies. Evan Rachel Wood starred in Mike Binder’s “The Upside of Anger,” followed by the independent movies “Pretty Persuasion,” and “Down in the Valley.” Evan Rachel Wood also appeared in the music videos “At the Bottom of Everything” and the hit Green Day song “Wake Me Up When September Ends.”

In 2006, Evan Rachel Wood starred in the comedy-drama movie “Running with Scissors.” The movie was nominated for a Golden Globe, and she later received a Chopard Trophy for Female Revelation at the 2007 Cannes Film Festival for her role. Evan Rachel Wood later starred in the movies “King of California” and “Across the Universe.”

In 2008, she lent her voice for the character of Mala in the animated movie “Battle for Terra.” Evan Rachel Wood later won an award at the Midnight Awards for her role as Mala. The movie itself won the 2008 Grand Prize at the Ottawa International Animation Festival.

Also the same year, Evan Rachel Wood appeared in the movies “The Life Before Her Eyes,” “The Wrestler,” and Woody Allen’s “Whatever Works.” Most recently she had a two-episode appearance in the hit vampire series “True Blood” on HBO.

Evan Rachel Wood is set to star in the upcoming Broadway musical version of “Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark,” in which she will reunite with “Across the Universe” co-star, Jim Sturgess.