#sallyfield

Imagine getting to say you were on the set of #SteelMagnolias as a baby because your mom is #SallyField. 😱 Iconic.

Sally Field you are an honorary Canadian! 🇨🇦 On the Emmys red carpet, Sally tells us how much they enjoyed filming ‘Remarkably Bright Creatures’ in Vancouver, and how magnificent the country is. 💗 #SallyField #Emmys #RedCarpet #RemarkablyBrightCreatures #Canada @sallyfield @liztrinnear

Before she made history at the 78th Emmys, #SallyField gave us a glimpse into what kept her inspired. She says the only real reason to act is because you can’t not do it, not for money, not for fame, because you’ll be knocked down more than you’ll get back up. #TelevisionAcademyFoundation #Emmys #78thEmmys #RemarkablyBrightCreatures

#SallyField shades the Warner Bros.-Paramount merger while accepting the award for Best Lead Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie at the #Emmys: “We can’t let those voices be silenced or compromised or merged.” (via NBC/EMMYS)

#LewisPullman on working with @sallyfield in #remarkablybrightcreatures 🐙✨

Sally Field calls the camera her lifelong friend. A relationship she inherited from her mother, actress Margaret Field. Decades in, that is still the craft. #sallyfield #acting #actorslife #sagaftra

Bookstr had the opportunity to sit down with author Shelby Van Pelt and director Olivia Newman to discuss the film adaptation of REMARKABLY BRIGHT CREATURES. This story explores grief and hope through the unlikely friendship between two people and an octopus. 🐙 Head to the link in our bio to learn more about how Sally Field was cast for the role of Tova. 🔗 Featured here: Shelby Van Pelt (@shelbyvanpeltwrites), author of REMARKABLY BRIGHT CREATURES | Harper Collins (@harpercollins) Olivia Newman (@livinewman), director of REMARKABLY BRIGHT CREATURES | Netflix (@netflix). . . . . #remarkablybrightcreatures #bookadaptation #sallyfield #bookish #readersofig

Sally Field used her emotional Emmys acceptance speech to take aim at President Donald Trump’s trade war with Canada and growing consolidation in Hollywood, arguing that unique creative voices must be protected from being “silenced, compromised or merged.” The acclaimed actress stressed the importance of preserving independent storytelling and ensuring artists continue to have the freedom to tell distinctive and meaningful stories. #SallyField #Emmys2026 #DonaldTrump #Hollywood #EntertainmentNews

Noah Wyle and Sally Field on how rare good work is and what Noah learned from Sally Noah Wyle and Sally Field for Variety & CNN Actors on Actors Full video link below Video credit: @variety Video link: https://youtu.be/h-63M0jTtQg #noahwyle #sallyfield #actorsonactors

It was an honor to speak with Sally Field and Lewis Pullman for Remarkably Bright Creatures, which is now on @netflix just in time for Mother’s Day weekend! @sallyfield 🐙💗🎬 #remarkablybrightcreatures #sallyfield #lewispullman #booktofilm #bookadaptation

Mrs. Doubtfire icon Sally Field, 79, making time for fans in NYC ❤️ @sallyfield She was clearly rushing to another show, but still stopped to sign autographs and take photos with every fan there 🥹 At one point she kept saying “quick, quick!” while making sure nobody was left out ✨

Sally Field was born on November 6, 1946, in Pasadena, California, as Sally Margaret Field, an acclaimed American actress and director whose career spans over six decades in television and film. She began her acting career as a teenager on television, gaining widespread fame starring in the sitcoms Gidget (1965–1966) and The Flying Nun (1967–1970). Transitioning into dramatic roles, she achieved a major critical breakthrough for her Emmy Award-winning performance as a young woman with multiple personality disorder in the television miniseries Sybil (1976), establishing her credentials as a serious, versatile dramatic performer.Field solidified her legacy as one of Hollywood's most decorated actresses by winning two Academy Awards for Best Actress: first for her portrayal of a courageous union activist in Norma Rae (1979) and later for playing a resilient Texas widow in Places in the Heart (1984). Throughout her career, she starred in numerous celebrated films, including Smokey and the Bandit (1977), Steel Magnolias (1989), Mrs. Doubtfire (1993), and Forrest Gump (1994), where she played the memorable role of Mrs. Gump. In addition to earning her third Oscar nomination for portraying Mary Todd Lincoln in Steven Spielberg's Lincoln (2012), Field won two additional Primetime Emmy Awards for her work on ER and Brothers & Sisters, remaining a beloved icon of American cinema.#SallyField, #AcademyAwardWinner, #NormaRae, #ForrestGump, #SteelMagnolias[Sally Field, Norma Rae, Forrest Gump, Academy Awards, Steel Magnolias]