Scarlett Johansson

Scarlett Johansson is an American actor and singer whose work spans independent films, major franchises, stage productions, and music.

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Lost in Translation: A 2003 film by Sofia Coppola about two Americans who form a bond while staying in Tokyo. Johansson’s performance as Charlotte brought her wider recognition and an early major award.
Sofia Coppola: An American filmmaker known for films including Lost in Translation and The Virgin Suicides. Coppola directed Johansson in Lost in Translation, a defining early collaboration.
Anywhere I Lay My Head: A 2008 studio album by Scarlett Johansson featuring songs written by Tom Waits. It marks her debut as a recording artist, with David Bowie appearing on two tracks.
Academy Award: An annual film award presented by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Johansson received two acting nominations in 2020, for Marriage Story and Jojo Rabbit.
Marriage Story: A 2019 drama by Noah Baumbach about a couple navigating divorce and family life. Johansson earned an Academy Award nomination for her performance as Nicole Barber.
Woody Allen: An American filmmaker and comedian known for films including Annie Hall and Manhattan. Johansson starred in three Allen films, including Match Point and Vicky Cristina Barcelona.
Break Up: A 2009 duet album by Scarlett Johansson and Pete Yorn, inspired by Serge Gainsbourg and Brigitte Bardot. The album demonstrates her collaboration with musicians beyond her film career.
Tony Award: An annual award recognizing achievement in Broadway theatre. Johansson won a Tony in 2010 for her Broadway debut in A View from the Bridge.
The Avengers: A 2012 superhero film in which Marvel characters unite to defend Earth from Loki. Johansson played Natasha Romanoff, the role that anchored her in the Marvel franchise.
Jon Favreau: An American actor and filmmaker who directed Iron Man and The Jungle Book. Favreau directed Johansson as Natasha Romanoff in Iron Man 2, her Marvel debut.