Daryl Hannah is an American movie actress best known for her highly successful movies “Splash,” “Blade Runner,” “Roxanne,” “Wall Street” and the Quentin Tarantino movies “Kill Bill” volume 1 and 2. After her 1978 debut in the screen on the movie “The Fury,” Daryl Hannah starred in numerous Hollywood films all throughout the 80s.

Daryl Hannah’s first prominent role is in the 1982 movie “Blade Runner,” where she portrayed the role of a violent and acrobatic replicant, performing most of the stunts herself. That same year, Hannah also appeared in the summer movie hit “Summer Lovers.” Daryl Hannah was recognized as a high-profile actress after appearing as a beautiful mermaid in the 1984 Ron Howard’s film “Splash,” which led to her first Saturn Award for Best Actress. Since then, Daryl has received numerous film offers and has appeared in over a dozen movies including “Steel Magnolia,” the Award-winning 1986 film “Wall Street,” and “Roxanne.” Daryl Hannah also played the part of Jack Lemmon’s daughter in the two “Grumpy Old men” movies and she appeared in “The Pope of Greenwich Village” with co-stars Eric Roberts and Mickey Rourke.

Other notable films from Darryl Hannah’s portfolio include “Attack of the 50 Foot Woman,” “The Tie That Binds,” “My Favorite Martian,” and “Speedway Junky.” Aside from being named as one of the “100 Sexiest women of Film History” by Empire Magazine, Daryl Hannah has also earned multiple awards, such as The Berlin Film Festival “Best Short” and an MTV “Best Fight” award for the movie Kill Bill Volume 2. Darryl Hannah, who is an active environmentalist and social activist, has also been honored an Artivist Award for “Environmental Preservation” and a Water Quality Award for “Environmental Activism,” an “Influencer of the Year Award” from the National Biodiesel Board and an “Ongoing Commitment Award” from the Environmental Media Awards.