Carly Simon
Carly Simon was born on Jun 25, 1943 in USA. Carly Simon's big-screen debut came with Taking Off directed by Milos Forman in 1971. Carly Simon is known for Taking Off directed by Milos Forman, Lynn Carlin stars as Lynn Tyne and Buck Henry as Larry Tyne. Carly Simon has got 5 awards and 17 nominations so far. The most recent award Carly Simon achieved is CableACE Awards. The upcoming new movie Carly Simon plays is Pooh's Heffalump Movie which will be released on Feb 11, 2005.
Carly Simon has an unparalleled career that spans five decades of openhearted storytelling both in song and print. Joining the singer-songwriters of the early 1970s, Simon changed the public's conception of pop music to an honest, sensitive and intelligent craftwork. Simon's biggest success came with 1972's No Secrets which included "You're So Vain." The album sold millions of copies and occupied the Billboard charts for seventeen weeks, peaking at #1 for three consecutive weeks.Carly has released over twenty-eight albums of original music, multiple award-winning film scores including two Disney movies based on Winnie the Pooh, treasured children's books, two instant #1 New York Times bestseller memoirs, and composed Romulus Hunt, a family opera. Her hit songs include "That's The Way I've Always Heard It Should Be," "Anticipation," "You're So Vain," "Coming Around Again," and "Let the River Run" which was featured in Mike Nichols' movie Working Girl (1988), earning Simon an Academy Award, Golden Globe and Grammy, making her the first female artist in history to win all three awards for a single song as a performer and composer. She has been inducted into the the Grammy Hall of Fame for "You're So Vain", the Songwriter's Hall of Fame and was presented the prestigious Founders Award by ASCAP.Carly Simon has had an indelible impact on popular music and continues to create, influence and inspire.
Birthday
Jun 25, 1943Place of Birth
Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA
Known For
Awards
5 wins & 17 nominations
Movies & TV Shows
- 2005
music department
6.4 - 20045.3
- 2003
music department
6.1 - 1998
music department
6.0 - 1996
music department
6.7 - 1990
composer
6.7 - 1986
composer
6.1 - 19854.6
- 19717.4