Uma Thurman (Boston, 1970) is an American actress, known for her magnetic presence and her ability to portray complex and iconic characters.

She achieved international fame with her unforgettable portrayal of Mia Wallace in Quentin Tarantino's **Pulp Fiction** (1994), a role that earned her an Academy Award nomination. Her collaboration with Tarantino was solidified with the two volumes of **Kill Bill** (2003-2004), where she brought to life the vengeful heroine Beatrix Kiddo ("The Bride"), cementing her image as an action star and a symbol of female strength.

Thurman is often cast in roles of mysterious, intense, and strong-willed women. Her filmography also includes successful films such as **Dangerous Liaisons** (1988), **Gattaca** (1997), and **Les Misérables** (1998), demonstrating her versatility across genres ranging from historical drama to science fiction and action.