Rachel Weisz Birthday, Real Name, Age, Weight, Height, Family, Facts, Dress Size, Contact Details, Spouse(Husband), Bio & More

Rachel Weisz

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PERSONAL INFORMATION

REAL NAME

Rachel Hannah Weisz

NICK NAMES

Rachel, Rachel Weisz

BIRTHDAY

March 7, 1970

BORN ON DAY

Saturday

NEXT BIRTHDAY ON

Saturday

BIRTHPLACE

Westminster, London, United Kingdom

AGE

55 Years 0 Months 8 Days

NATIONALITY

British

PROFESSION

Movies (Actress)

ZODIAC

PISCES

ALSO NOTED FOR

Model

FEATURES

Dark brown hair and hazel eyes

Physical Stats

WAIST

24 ''

Hip

35 ''

DRESS SIZE

4 (US) ''

HEIGHT

5'6''(feet & inches)

1.6764 meters

167.64 cm

WEIGHT

57 kg

125.4 lbs

Rachel Weisz Family Members

Parents

MOTHER

Edith Ruth

FATHER

George Weisz

SISTER(S) NAME

Minnie Weisz

Rachel Weisz Marriage, Affairs and Children

AFFAIR

Ben Miller (1991- 1993)

AFFAIR

Dominic Anciano (1993- 1996)

AFFAIR

Rachel Weisz boyfriend Alessandro Nivola

Alessandro Nivola (1997- )

AFFAIR

Neil Morrissey (1998- )

AFFAIR

Sam Mendes (2000- )

AFFAIR

Darren Aronofsky (2001- )

Child(ren) of Rachel Weisz and Darren Aronofsky

Henry Aronofsky ( 2006) (Son)

SPOUSE

Daniel Craig (2011-Present)

Fame & Address

SIGNATURE

DEBUT

Death Machine (Film 1994)

FAMOUS FROM/AS

The Mummy Film Series as Evelyn Carnahan (1999, 2001), The Favourite as Sarah Churchill (Film 2018)

ADDRESS

New York, United States

Education, Net Worth & More

RELIGION

Jewish

SCHOOLING FROM

North London Collegiate School, Benenden School, St Paul's Girls School

FAVOURITE ACTRESS

Meryl Streep

FAVOURITE BOOK(S)

American Pastoral (By Philip Roth), My Ear at His Heart (By Hanif Kureishi), Howards End (By E.M.Forster), On Beauty (By Zadie Smith)

FAVOURITE MOVIE

Performance (1970)

NET WORTH

$30 Million

RACHEL WEISZ PICTURE

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Career of Rachel Weisz

Although she started modeling when she was a teenager but she put her steps in the acting field in the year 1992. She worked in the made for TV film "Advocates II". Her first film role was in the film "Death Machine." Her first notable role was in the film "Chain Reaction." She appeared in the film "Beautiful Creatures" as Petula. Her work in the film "The Whistleblower" was also appreciated by the audience. She appeared as Sarah Churchill in the film "The Favourite" for which she also won the BAFTA Award.

Some Lesser Known Facts About Rachel Weisz

Does Rachel Weisz takes alcohol? Yes.
Is Rachel Weisz in the habit of Smoking? Yes.
Rachel Weisz went through medical treatments to enhance her beauty. There are rumors that the actress used Botox to maintain her youthful looks.
Weisz got an offer to star in the film "King David" alongside Richard Gere but she declined.
The actress is a tattoo lover and has engraved a tattoo of a ladder on her hip.
While growing up she was a tomboy.
She was selected to play the part of Daisy in the film "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" but had to decline due to scheduling conflicts. The role was eventually played by Cate Blanchett. Weisz also declined for the role in "Mozart and the Whale" due to scheduling conflicts. Radha Mitchell finally played the role.
Apart from English, she also has a small knowledge of German.
The actress is a huge fan of metal music and uses to go on rock concerts.
She appeared on the cover of the Hollywood issue of the magazine Vanity Fair alongside other actors like Jennifer Lawrence, Lupita Nyong'o, Cate Blanchett, Helen Mirren and more.
Weisz appears for a small stint among the audience in the music video of the song 'There Will Never Be Another Tonight' sung by Bryan Adams.
The part which Sarah Jessica Parker played in the film "Smart People" was originally offered to her but Parker was contacted when she refused.
The actress has also done voice roles including the voice of Saphira in the film "Eragon." Also, she provided the voice to Dr. Thurmond in the popular animated sitcom "The Simpsons."
She is also active for charitable works and supports the charity for the Royal College of Radiologists named "The X Appeal."