Anna Kendrick
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Film Career Breakthrough and Rise to Prominence

This timeline details Anna Kendrick's entry into film and her subsequent rise to prominence as a successful actress in Hollywood.
Film Debut in 'Camp'
2003
Anna Kendrick made her film debut in the musical comedy 'Camp', where she played Fritzi Wagner. The role showcased her singing and acting skills, bringing her to the attention of a wider audience.
Breakthrough Role in 'Twilight'
2008
Kendrick gained mainstream recognition for her role as Jessica Stanley in 'Twilight'. While a supporting character, her portrayal was memorable and contributed to her increasing popularity. She reprised the role in subsequent 'Twilight' sequels.
Critical Acclaim for 'Up in the Air'
2009
Anna Kendrick received widespread critical acclaim for her performance as Natalie Keener in 'Up in the Air', starring alongside George Clooney. Her portrayal earned her several award nominations, including an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress.
Continued Film Roles
2010
Following the success of 'Up in the Air', Anna Kendrick took on a variety of roles in films such as 'Scott Pilgrim vs. the World' (2010) and '50/50' (2011), solidifying her presence in the film industry.
Theatrical Voiceover work
2012
Anna Kendrick voices Clara in the stop motion animation 'ParaNorman' released in 2012.