Nicole Kidman was honored with the AFI Life Achievement Award in a star-studded ceremony in Hollywood. Morgan Freeman opened the event with a parody of Kidman's movie theater ad, stating she "makes movies better." Meryl Streep, Kidman's co-star in "The Hours," presented the award, highlighting Kidman's talent and dedication.
Kidman's husband, Keith Urban, shared touching words about her support during his struggles with substance abuse. Kidman thanked her directors and expressed gratitude for her career. The ceremony, delayed due to strikes, will air on TNT. Kidman's notable roles and impact were celebrated by fellow actors and friends, including Zac Efron, Miles Teller, and Zoe Saldana.
Starting her career in Australia, Kidman gained international attention with roles alongside Tom Cruise. Despite their divorce, Kidman's stardom continued to rise, with standout performances like "Moulin Rouge." Freeman, a previous AFI honoree, paid tribute to Kidman with a rendition of lyrics from the film.
