http://www.auburn.edu/~harshec/WWW/Winona.html

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Winona has provided a 'guest voice' for the animated comedy show Dr. Katz (episode #301) on the U.S. cable channel Comedy Central. The episode airs on the 6th and 9th of October 1996.

Boys is tentatively scheduled for a 13 November 1996 US video (26 November for laserdisc) release.

The rumors circulating about Winona Ryder's possible participation in either a movie called All Night Long or the future Star Wars Trilogy are just that, RUMORS. They have no foundation in fact at this time.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Introduction [INTRO]
• Biographical Information [BIO]
• Filmography [FILMS]
• Pictures [PIX] -- 10 New Pictures
• Magazine/Newspaper Articles [PRINT]
• Sound Clips [SOUND]
• Movie/Video Clips [SIGHT]
• The Polly Klaas Foundation [POLLY]
• Other Winona Ryder Resources [OTHER]
• Notable News [NEWS]
• Frequently Asked Questions [FAQ]
• Credits [THANX]
• Survey [SURVEY]
• Search [SEARCH]

Introduction

The goal of this site is to create an archive to which fans can turn to get information about Winona Ryder's work and career. This is not a repository for every little trivial point out about Ms. Ryder, whom she's dating, and so forth. The referenced articles and interviews reflect the above attitude. That is, there are not links to articles which only have small snippets about Winona Ryder. The news and notes on this site come from dialogues with Ms. Ryder's management and public relations firm.

DISCLAIMER: All articles, photos, etc... are used without permission of their creators (who legally hold the respective copyrights). Where known, all articles/photos will include information about the authors/photographers (and individuals with further information are encouraged to submit it). It should be stated that most of the material presented here is available at public libraries, video stores, or commercial photo dealers, and that this site is in no way trying to infringe upon the respective copyrights or businesses of these entities.

Thank-you to all contributors. Internet users are encouraged to send any information, pictures, sound clips, etc. which they feel is appropriate for these pages, you may contact Eric Harshbarger at [email protected]. Also, feel free to send e-mail with other comments (please read the [FAQ] page first... before sending mail).

REAL NAME:

Winona Laura Horowitz

BORN:

October 29, 1971 in Winona, Minnesota.

AWARDS:

Golden Globe nominations for her supporting roles in both Mermaids and The Age of Innocence (winning the latter),

Academy Award nominations for Age of Innocence (supporting actress), and Little Women (actress),

Winona Ryder was also the reader for the album The Diary of a Young Girl (Anne Frank) which received a Grammy Award nomination.

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Here is a filmography of Winona Ryder's career. All past movies were, at one time, available on videocassette (rental or sales); here is information on the LASERDISC availability of her movies.

1. Lucas (1986)
2. Square Dance (1987)
3. Beetlejuice (1988)
4. 1969 (1988)
5. Heathers (1989)
6. Great Balls of Fire! (1989)
7. Welcome Home, Roxy Carmichael (1990)
8. Edward Scissorhands (7 December 1990)
9. Mermaids (14 December 1990)
10. Night on Earth (1991)
11. Bram Stoker's Dracula (13 November 1992)
12. The Age of Innocence (17 September 1993)
13. Reality Bites (18 February 1994)
14. The House of the Spirits (1 April 1994)
15. Little Women (25 December 1994)
16. How To Make an American Quilt (6 October 1995)
17. Looking for Richard (25 January 1996, Sundance Festival; 1 November, wide release)
18. Boys (10 May 1996)
19. The Crucible (27 November 1996)
20. Alien: Resurrection (Summer 1997?)

Miscellaneous appearances include the television documentary Georgia Okeeffe-Portrait Of An Artist, guest-voicing on one episode of The Simpsons (11 September 1994 -- Episode #105, Lisa's Rival), and a few music videos -- Soul Asylum's Without A Trace, Cher's Shoop Song (see below), Mojo Nixon's Debbie Gisbon Is Pregnant With My Two-Headed Love Child, Roy Orbison's I Drove All Night, and various 'movie clip' videos. Winona Ryder also directed a music video for Victoria Williams (I'm tracking down the name of the song).

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[a] [b] [c] [d] [e] [f] [g] [h] Pictures are displayed in picture groups; each with 10 images. Please do not send e-mail requesting any information on distribution of nude photographs. Other submissions (including information on missing photographers/sources) are welcome. The pictures are also SEARCHABLE by photographer, source, and other parameters.

Any submissions of articles are welcome; however, to avoid conflict with publishers, no text will be on-line if the magazine is currently for sale at newsstands. The articles mentioned focus on Winona Ryder directly (I think); none are simply reviews of her films (and I have tried to avoid 'set visits', unless there is dialogue with Ms. Ryder). All magazines are from the United States unless parenthetically noted otherwise. Any corrections or further details are encouraged to be sent. A big 'thanks' to Benjamin Kohzer for the wealth of information on many of the foreign articles.

Magazine Articles

1. Sassy, Oct 1988
2. Seventeen, Oct 1988 -- by Edwin Miller
3. American Film, Jan/Feb 1989
4. Vanity Fair, Apr 1989
5. Interview, May 1989
6. Time, 1 May 1989 -- by H. Chua-Eoan
7. Rolling Stone, May 18 1989 -- by David Handelman
8. Life, Jun 1989
9. Premiere, Jun 1989 -- by Phoebe Hoban
10. Vogue, Jun 1989 -- by Stephanie Mansfield
11. Marquee, Jun 1989 -- by Nancy Mills
12. Empire (UK), Jun/Jul 1989
13. Newsweek, Jul 10 1989 -- by David Ansen
14. Cosmopoliton, Aug 1989 -- by Susan Korones
15. 'Teen, Aug 1989
16. The Face, Nov 1989 -- by Steven Daly
17. Interview, Nov 1989 -- by Timothy Leary
18. Sky Magazine (UK), Nov 1989 -- by Phoebe Hoban
19. Empire (UK), Dec 1989 -- by Henri Behar
20. Spy, Dec 1989
21. Esquire, Apr 1990 -- by Paul Attanasio
22. Harper's Bazaar, Sep 1990 -- by Kristine McKenna
23. Elle, Nov 1990 -- Christa Worthington
24. Premiere, Nov 1990 -- by Christopher Connelly
25. Interview, Dec 1990 -- by Jeff Giles
26. Seventeen, Dec 1990 -- by Claire Connors
27. Vogue, Dec 1990 -- by Julia Reed
28. Harper's Bazaar, Jan 1991 -- by Valerie Monroe
29. Sky Magazine (UK), Apr 1991 -- by Michael Kaplan
30. Stern (German), 25 Apr 1991 -- by Jochen Siemens
31. Film Monthly, May 1991 -- by Edward Murphy
32. Rolling Stone, May 16 1991 -- by David Wild
33. Premiere (French), Jun 1991 -- by Aurelien Ferenczi
34. The Face (UK), Jul 1991
35. Select, Jul 1991 -- by Lucy O'Brien
36. Blitz (UK), Jul 1991 -- by Jonathan Bernstein
37. Cahiers du Cinema (French), Jul/Aug 1991 -- by Vincent Ostria
38. Esquire, Nov 1992 -- by Michael Hirschorn
39. Vogue, Nov 1992 -- by Dario Scardapane
40. Premiere, Dec 1992 -- by Rachel Abramowitz
41. Sky International (UK), Jan 1993 -- by Edwin J Bernard
42. Prevue, Feb 1993
43. Empire (UK), Mar 1993 -- by Chris Heath & others
44. Quake, Fall 1993
45. Premiere, Oct 1993 -- by Daphne Merkin
46. Vogue, Oct 1993 -- by David Handelman
47. Sky International (UK), Jan 1994 -- by Edwin J Bernard
48. Empire (UK), Feb 1994 -- by Chris Heath
49. British Vogue, Feb 1994 -- by Phoebe Hoban
50. Entertainment Weekly, Feb 11 1994 -- by Dana Kennedy
51. YM, Mar 1994 -- by Dominique Das Cordobes
52. Rolling Stone, Mar 10 1994 -- by Jeff Giles
53. New Woman, Apr 1994 -- by Lisa Liebman
54. Studio (French), Apr 1994
55. Architectural Digest, May 1994 -- by Pilar Viladas
56. Current Biography, Jun 1994
57. Empire (UK), Jul 1994 -- by Jonathan Bernstein
58. The Face (UK), Jul 1994
59. Premiere (UK), Jul 1994 -- by Jeff Giles (reprint of Rolling Stone 10 Mar 1994)
60. Harper's Bazaar, Dec 1994 -- by Polly Frost
61. Ladies' Home Journal, Dec 1994 -- by Meredith Berkman
62. Life, Dec 1994 -- by Jenny Allen
63. Premiere, Jan 1995 -- by Larissa MacFarquhar
64. Time, Jan 9 1995 -- by Richard Corliss
65. Premiere (French), Mar 1995 -- Jean Paul Chaillet
66. Empire, Mar 1995 -- by Jeff Dawson
67. Entertainment Weekly, Mar 1995, Special Academy Award Issue
68. Who Weekly (Australia), Apr 10 1995
69. Cinema (German), May 1995 -- by Bert Brüllmann
70. Movieline, September 1995 -- by Courtney Lee
71. Entertainment Weekly, Aug 23-30 1996, Fall Movie Preview Guide
72. Movieline, September 1996 -- by Diane Clehane

Newspaper Articles

These are mainly profiles of Winona Ryder... not reviews of her movies.

1. Los Angeles Times, May 23 1989 -- by Patrick Goldstein
2. Los Angeles Times, May 28 1989 -- by Kim Masters
3. New York Times, Dec 9 1990 -- by Aljean Harmetz
4. Chicago Tribune, Dec 9 1990 -- by Michael Kaplan
5. Los Angeles Times, Dec 9 1990 -- by Elaine Dutka
6. Boston Globe, Dec 20 1990
7. Dallas Morning News, Nov 7 1992
8. Baltimore Sun, Sep 17 1993
9. San Francisco Examiner, Oct 8 1993
10. San Francisco Examiner, Mar 6 1994 -- by Joan Smith
11. USA Today, Dec 21 1994 -- by Karen Thomas
12. The Guardian - Weekend (UK), Mar 3 1995 -- by Joan Goodman

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The SOUND CLIPS section is being revised! I will eventually have oodles in AU (RealAudio and WAV will return soon). The sound clips are now searchable through the form below. If you cannot find an old sound clip, do not fret... I'll get it back soon.

Movie/Video Clips

WARNING: These things are big!! Do not try to download these with anything less than a T-1 connection. Even with a 28,800 modem these things would take at least a half an hour each... just rent the movie. If the server experiences too much traffic, the clips will be removed, so please download with care and speed. All clips are copyrighted by the respective movie studios or other entity. I'm making no guarantees about the viewability of these files. They are all supposed to be Quicktimes with sound... but they may not sound or play correctly. I apologize, and will try to find time to get them working correctly.

• CLIP #1 -- Heathers -- This is the cafeteria scene where Veronica asks the stupidest question J.D. has ever heard.
  (4.8 Meg, 160x120 pixels)
• CLIP #2 -- Edward Scissorhands -- This is the scene of Kim dancing in the 'snow' made by Edward's ice-carving.
  (10.8 Meg, 160x120 pixels)
• CLIP #3 -- Video excerpt -- This is about one minute's worth of Cher's Shoop Shoop Song which was released with the movie Mermaids. A lot of footage of Cher, but Winona Ryder is also in it prominently.
  (9.0 Meg, 160x120 pixels)
• CLIP #4 -- Reality Bites -- Lelaina shows some ingenuity.
  (12.2 Meg, 160x85 pixels)
• CLIPS #5-7 -- Interview clips of Winona speaking about How To Make An American Quilt
• Segment One (4.2 Meg, 160x120 pixels)
• Segment Two (2.4 Meg, 160x120 pixels)
• Segment Three (5.2 Meg, 160x120 pixels)
• CLIPS #8-15 -- Clips from How To Make An American Quilt. Originally from Universal Pictures HTMAAQ Site (which is now in tape archive format).
• Movie Trailer (3.2 Meg, 160x120 pixels)
• Talk of the Moon... (1.2 Meg, 160x120 pixels)
• Kitchen Talk (1.6 Meg, 160x120 pixels)
• At the Truck... (1.1 Meg, 160x120 pixels)
• Speaking on the Porch...(1) (1.1 Meg, 160x120 pixels)
• Speaking on the Porch...(2) (1.4 Meg, 160x120 pixels)
• At the Pool... (1.8 Meg, 160x120 pixels)
• Strawberries... (1.3 Meg, 160x120 pixels)

Feel free to make suggestions about additional clips.

The Polly Klaas Foundation

The Polly Klaas Foundation is, of course, an organization close to Winona Ryder's heart. It is a foundation dedicated to the search for missing children. National attention (and particularly, Ms. Ryder's attention) was given to the case of Polly Klaas, a young girl from Petaluma, CA; the incident led to the founding of this organization.

Here are other sites which might interest fans of Winona Ryder (I make no guarantee to their availability or quality). Please keep in mind that this is a private (read: non-commercial) page. Do not send requests for mutual-links to blatantly commercial pages (even if they are indirectly relevant to Winona Ryder). Nor am I interested in buying (or selling) advertising space for my site. If you have a Website of your on (focusing on Ms. Ryder), feel free to contact me about establishing mutual links.

WWW Pages

• Phil Anglin's page
• Thorsten Breitfeld's page (Stuttgart, Germany)
• Brian D. Decker's page (Herndon, Virginia)
• Scott Farmer's page
• Chris Franklin's page (College Station, Texas)
• Kurniawan's page (Indonesia)
• Richard Miller's page (Netherlands)
• Nicolas Pelletier page (Quebec, Canada)
• Dominique Tardy's page (France)
• Wyatt Wong's page (Hong Kong)
• Ted Yee's page (Vancouver, Canada)
• Another page (Japan)

Other Internet Sources

• The FAQ pulled from the alt.fan.winona-ryder newsgroup.
• This month's (American) TV featuring Winona Ryder
  (the thoroughness of the Web is beginning to frighten me)
• Sunet's ftp site
• Another FTP site...
• Heathers site by Louis Kahn (additional sound clips).
• Buena Vista/Touchstone Pictures Web Site for Boys
• How To Make An American Quilt site by MCA/Universal. (now in archive format)
• Reality Bites site by Joanna Vaught
• Christian Bale Homepage (co-star with Winona Ryder in Little Women)

Other Miscellany

• Winona Ryder - Das Gesicht der neunziger Jahre ('the face of the Nineties')
  A book (German) by Franl Schnelle (pub. Wilhelm Heyne Verlag, Munchen, 1995).
  192 pages, 80 pictures. Not 'officially endorsed' by Ms. Ryder or her management.