Elisabeth Shue became Hollywood’s ultimate girl-next-door in the 1980s, starring in classics like The Karate Kid, Adventures in Babysitting , and Back to the Future Part II and III.
After shooting to fame as Ralph Macchio’s love interest in The Karate Kid , she went on to earn a Best Actress Oscar nomination for her performance in Mike Figgis’s 1995 drama Leaving Las Vegas.
Following a string of film roles throughout the late nineties, Elisabeth paused her acting career to finish her degree at Harvard University before eventually returning to the screen.
Four decades after making her mark as Ali Mills – a fan-favourite role she revisited in…
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