Nicole Kidman, who 'makes movies better,' gets AFI Life Achievement Award

Famous Australian actress Nicole Kidman received the AFI (American Film Institute) Lifetime Achievement Award at a ceremony in Los Angeles. This award was given to him in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the film industry.

"I make movies better, but movies make me better," Kidman said during her speech. He also thanked his family, friends and colleagues, saying they have been his inspiration throughout his career.

Hollywood celebrities such as Leonardo DiCaprio, Meryl Streep, and Keanu Reeves were present at the event. They all praised Kidman and her talent and commitment to the art of acting.

Kidman has starred in numerous films throughout her career, some of which include:

"Moulin Rouge!" (2001)
"Closed Eyes" (1999)
"Others" (2001)
"Escape from Alcatraz" (1995)
"Hospital" (2003)
"Lion" (2016)
"The Singer" (2018)
He has also won numerous awards including an Academy Award, a Golden Globe Award and two BAFTA Awards.

In addition to acting, Kidman is also active in film production. He has worked as a producer on films such as Big Little Lies (2017) and The Bomb (2019).

Kidman is one of the most famous and respected actors in the world. He has inspired many people with his talent and commitment to the art of acting.

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