Aliens (1986) - Sigourney Weaver as Ellen Ripley & Carrie Henn
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Aliens (1986) - Sigourney Weaver and Carrie Henn in the corridors of Hadley's Hope
Directed by James Cameron at Pinewood Studios in England, this iconic scene brings together Sigourney Weaver and the young Carrie Henn in the oppressive corridors of the Hadley's Hope colony. Cameron had chosen Henn, then 9 years old, from among more than 500 candidates to play Newt. The amateur actress had never acted before, making her performance in the face of the terrifying creatures all the more remarkable.
With a budget of $18.5 million, *Aliens* grossed $131 million at the global box office, firmly establishing Sigourney Weaver as an icon of action cinema. The film won two Oscars and earned Weaver her first nomination in that category. This sequel to Ridley Scott’s Alien transformed survival horror into a military thriller, creating a new subgenre and influencing decades of science fiction films.
A knowing glance between two heroines who have redefined courage on the big screen.
