Curtis, the 62-year-old heroine of the Venice Film Festival, won the lifetime achievement award.

78th Venice Photography Exhibition, 2nd Beijing Time, Italy? In Lido Island, Jamie Lee Curtis, a 62-year-old Hollywood veteran actress, held the world premiere of the thriller "Murder on Halloween in the Moonlight: Killing All Saints" and won a lifetime achievement award before the event started. She is well-proportioned in a crimson leopard-print dress. When she won the prize, she said, "Venice Photography Exhibition has brought me such pride in this form. I am very modest.

Jamie Lee Curtis entered the film industry for the first time and starred in the 1978 horror film Moonlight Panic. /kloc-At the age of 0/9, she played the nanny Lori Strod, who was so popular that she screamed and blushed and was named the screaming queen. Sanctity is her sixth time in the moonlight. When the series returned, she said modestly: "I have worked in this industry for a long time and it is impossible to win the lifetime achievement award." Now, all saints have been killed. It means something else to me.

She went on to say that "All Saints Kill" cooperated with Lori Trod, and I started and maintained my career. These films have made a new series, which is loved by audiences all over the world. They are gifts of the past and present. She also thanked the Venice Photography Exhibition. I'm Lori. She represents the courage of the whole world. In the face of seemingly insurmountable obstacles, she swaggered. I am proud and happy that the heroine who refused to give in won the prize.

Jamie Lee Curtis's father was a famous actor Tony Curtis in 1960s, and his mother Jenny was a terrible master of Hitchcock's Psycho. Her parents divorced when she was 3 years old and were raised by her sister and mother. This is her first time in a movie, playing the nanny Lori. 0030 10 then I will be promoted to grandma. I live in the shadow and trauma of being attacked by killer McMillan. McMillans, who vowed to escape from the fire, was executed on the spot.