Mila Kunis

Milena Markovna 'Mila' Kunis (August 14, 1983 – present) is an American actress and producer born in Chernivtsi, Ukrainian SSR, who became one of Hollywood's most successful and versatile performers. Her family immigrated to Los Angeles when she was seven years old, where she began pursuing acting at the age of nine. Kunis gained initial recognition as Jackie Burkhart on the popular sitcom 'That '70s Show' (1998-2006), which provided her a steady platform for nearly a decade. Her transition to film proved highly successful; she earned critical acclaim for her dual role as an innocent ballerina and her darker counterpart in 'Black Swan' (2010), which earned her international recognition and several award nominations. Following this breakthrough, she appeared in successful comedies including 'Bad Moms' and action films like the 'Ted' series, demonstrating her range across genres. Kunis has also become known for her voice acting work in animated series and films, and more recently for her production company's work behind the camera. Her marriage to actor Ashton Kutcher and their philanthropic endeavors, including support for Ukrainian relief efforts, have added to her public prominence. She represents a new generation of actresses who successfully navigate between comedic and dramatic roles while maintaining control over their careers and public image.