Diane Lane

Diane Colleen Lane, born in 1965 in New York City, burst onto the screen at fourteen with George Roy Hill’s “A Little Romance,” earning a comparison to Grace Kelly from Laurence Olivier. Early roles in “Streets of Fire” and “The Cotton Club” failed to cement her stardom, but she rebounded with a critically praised turn in “Lonesome Dove” and Oscar nominations for “Unfaithful” and “A Walk on the Moon.” Lane’s versatility shone in romantic dramas like “Must Love Dogs” and thrillers such as “Hollywoodland,” while her recurring role as Martha Kent in the DC Extended Universe cements her enduring appeal. Directed by both Francis and Eleanor Coppola, Lane’s career spans a diverse array of filmographies, from neo-westerns to superhero epics.