Age: 36
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Julia Fox (born February 2, 1990) is an Italian-American actress and filmmaker. She is best known for her debut performance in the 2019 film Uncut Gems, for which she was nominated for the Breakthrough Actor Award at the 2019 Gotham Awards. Fox was born in Milan, Italy, to an Italian mother and an American father. Fox spent her early years living with her grandfather. At the age of six, she moved to New York City with her father and lived in Yorkville, Manhattan. She worked several service jobs, including at a shoe store, an ice cream shop, and a pastry shop. Fox attended City-As-School High School and worked as a dominatrix for six months. Prior to her role in Uncut Gems, Fox was a clothing designer and launched a successful women's knitwear line, Franziska Fox, with her friend Briana Andalore. She also worked as a model, posing for the last nude edition of Playboy in 2015, and as an exhibiting painter and photographer. She self-published two books of photography, Symptomatic of a Relationship Gone Sour: Heartburn/Nausea, published in 2015, and PTSD, published in 2016. In 2017, Fox hosted an art exhibit titled "R.I.P. Julia Fox'", which featured silk canvases painted with her own blood. Fox made her feature film debut in the 2019 Safdie brothers film Uncut Gems, playing a showroom saleswoman and mistress of the film's protagonist Howard Ratner (played by Adam Sandler), an erratic jewelry dealer and gambling addict. Fox had known the Safdie brothers for almost a decade after meeting Josh Safdie through a chance encounter at a cafe in SoHo, Manhattan. Fox also wrote and directed Fantasy Girls, a short film about a group of teenage girls involved in sex work living in Reno, Nevada. She starred in Ben Hozie's PVT Chat, playing a cam girl named Scarlet. She also played Vanessa Capelli in Oscar-winning director Steven Soderbergh's period crime thriller No Sudden Move, which was shot during the COVID-19 pandemic. Fox married Peter Artemiev, a private pilot based out of Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, in November 2018. They reside in Yorkville, Manhattan. On February 14, 2021, Fox announced the birth of her son.
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for Rose in Live Action Street Fighter Show (The Right Way)
Suggested by petikishhun
So this live action series would be in the vein of the animated/web mini series but with a bigger budget and told by a origin story of each fighter from who they are and where they are going in a episode like format 1 hour each with about 19 episodes long. All of the characters would meet up at the end at the fighting tournament with only the world worriers from Street Fighter 2 would be the main focus and maybe some guest lore characters too on the side. The first season would flesh out the characters and their motivation or backstories where they all get to shine and doesn't get rushed like in a movie format. The end would see all of the fighters joining in and grouping up in the tournament but ends with M. Bison (which you hear about through the episodes but never see until now) cliffhanger for what is to come. The Street Fighter game series has a lot of lore and characters to take from. All of this could work with the right writing material and in a 90's setting. It would be true to the games as much has possible with characters looking close to how they act or look in the game but in live action.
