Connie Britton

Connie Britton

  • Born: 1967-3-6
  • Birthplace: Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.
  • Height: 5' 8" (1.73 m)
  • Profession: actor
  • Nationality: America
  • Representative Works: Friday Night Lights, American Horror Story
  • Connie Britton (Connie Britton), born on March 6, 1968 in Boston , Massachusetts , is an American actress.
    Representative works include " A Nightmare on Elm Street ", " Women in Trouble ", " Friday Night Lights ", "The Last Winter" and so on. He has been nominated for American Golden Globe Awards and TV series Emmy Awards [1] many times   .
    In January 2019, he won the 24th Critics' Choice Awards for Best TV Series/TV Movie Leading Actress Nomination for "Dirty Truth" . [2] 

    Performing Experience

    Born on March 6, 1968, he starred in " American Horror Story " in 2011 .

    Personal Life

    According to US media reports, Connie Britton just returned from Ethiopia in November 2011. After a three-year adoption process, he successfully adopted a 9-month-old boy and finally realized his wish to be a mother. . "I don't think about my lucky star all the time," said the 40-year-old actress. 
     
    Extended Reading
    • Nick 2022-04-15 08:01:01

      Good thing it's a movie about ?, otherwise it's nothing

      There are three shortcomings. First, the theme is vague. Is the soul of man and horse attributable to self-salvation, or is it accusing wild horses of domestication and deprivation of liberty? I can see that the two theme directors want to talk about it, but they only scratch the surface. Second,...

    • Eloy 2022-04-15 08:01:01

      Mustang?, control yourself

      I only write movie reviews to show screenshots of movies.

      untamed horse

    • Dillon 2022-04-18 09:01:20

      7 points. Caught wild horses must be domesticated within a specified time, otherwise they will be euthanized. It is the prisoners who domesticate wild horses. In a sense, prisoners are also in the process of being "domesticated" by the prison. Whether the domestication is successful or not marks whether they can return to society. On the surface, the prisoners are saving the wild horses, but in fact the wild horses are also "saving" the prisoners, but one is active and the other is passive. The wild wild horse fails domestication and prisoners risk letting it go. Although the horse was not successfully domesticated, the prisoner's heart changed, and his irritability and loneliness were quietly changed with the gentleness of getting along with the horse.

    • Dejuan 2022-04-20 09:03:00

      Wild horses have to let them wild, people... just don't hurt people

    The Mustang quotes

    • Psychologist: You've been in isolation. What do you think about that?

      Roman: I'm not good with people.

    • Martha: When I was six, I, uh, started to write letters of support to your parole board. But your parole was always denied, so I thought it was my fault that you were still in prison, because I wasn't a good enough writer. Then, when I got older, I understood. You didn't want to get out. So I stopped writing. I kept one of those letters. "My dad is fun. Send him back home".