Caroline Goodall is a British actress who has worked for multiple decades in film, on stage, and on television. She's additionally served as a screenwriter occasionally. Born 13 November 1959 in London, England, she graduated from Bristol University and got started on television as a teenager, appearing in the 1978 BBC series The Moon Stallion. Over her long film career, she's appeared in numerous movies but has been arguably best known as Emilie Schindler in the critically acclaimed historical piece Schindler's List, which came out in 1993.
Other appearances include roles in 1991's Hook, 1993's Cliffhanger, 1994's Disclosure, 1996's White Squall, and 2001's The Princess Diaries. She's married to Nicola Pecorini and has two children, Gemma and Leone, in terms of her personal life. She's also sister to producer Victoria Goodall.
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Tropes associated with Goodall's work include:
- Based on a True Story: 1993's Schindler's List focuses on the titular industrialist's life and his efforts to save people's lives during the Nazi oppression of World War II.
- Big Good: Goodall plays the unnamed "Madam President", bearing a clear resemblance to a certain 2008 and 2016 candidate, leading the U.S. military forces in the 2018 action movie Hunter Killer.
- Black-and-White Morality: This trope is totally justified given the historical context of Schindler's List, with the fanatical Nazis being shown as the monsters that they were.
- No Celebrities Were Harmed: Goodall's President of the United States in Hunter Killer bears a strong resemblance to a notable female politician that has run for that office but not succeeded.
- No Name Given: The aforementioned U.S. President is simply called by her title in that film.
- Prevent the War: Hunter Killer could basically be called Prevent The War: The Movie.
- Renegade Russian: The villains of Hunter Killer aren't just acting outside of the Kremlin's authority (as in many James Bond movies]]). The bad guys actively murder and hold hostage the civilian leadership and their people.
- When You Coming Home, Dad?: Goodall's Moira Banning in Hook, the wife of Peter "Banning" Pan (played by Robin Williams), has to raise their children in the constant absence of the workaholic Peter.
- World War III: This is what multiple characters strive to prevent and the Big Bad plans to cause in Hunter Killer.
