Blake Lively turns 35, her most famous roles in cinema and TV. PHOTO

Blond hair, green eyes and a mole on her left cheek to frame her face. The beautiful Blake Lively turns 35 Thursday 25 August and we celebrate it with this gallery, retracing hers most iconic rolesbetween cinema and TV

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Bridget Vreeland in 4 Girlfriends and a Pair of Jeans (2005) – Although it is only the second film to be made, 4 friends and a pair of jeans enough to launch the career of the American actress. Based on the bestseller of the same name by Ann Brashares, the feature film tells the summer of four teenage friends, kilometers away, but united by the pair of jeans of the title: a sort of talisman that they can all wear

Seconds, Blake Lively makes his film debut as a director

Serena van der Woodsen in Gossip Girl (2007-2012) – The success of the teenage comedy allows Lively to get the role that changes her life, that of Serena van der Woodsen. Among the protagonists of the cult series Gossip Girlbased on the novels of the same name by Cecily von Ziegesar, the Los Angeles interpreter plays the spoiled New York scion for six seasons

Krista Coughlin in The Town (2010) – In an attempt to distance herself from the bulky character of Serena van der Woodsen, the actress chooses to take part in committed or otherwise auteur films. First on the list is The Town by Ben Affleck: presented out of competition in Venice, it revolves around the leader of a gang of robbers who falls in love with one of his hostages

Carol Ferris in Green Lantern (2011) – Struck down by both critics and the public, Green Lantern however, it is a very important film for Blake Lively because on the set she meets her future husband: actor Ryan Reynolds, star of the feature film. The two have been dating since October 2011, married the following September and have three daughters born in 2014, 2016 and 2019

Ophelia “O” Sage in The Beasts (2012) – In conjunction with the farewell a Gossip Girlthe actress stars in one of the most anticipated films of the year: The beastsdirected by Oliver Stone (the same as Platoon And Born on the 4th of July) and based on the novel of the same name by Don Winslow. In the center, the kidnapping of the character of Lively by the Mexican drug cartel

Adaline Bowman in Adaline: Eternal Youth (2015) – Absolute protagonist of the drama by Lee Toland Krieger, in Adaline – Eternal youth the American interpreter plays the role of a woman who has miraculously remained young for almost eight decades. Her meeting with a fascinating man, whom Michiel Huisman lends her face, will lead her to make a crucial decision for her own existence

Veronica Hayes in Café Society (2016) – After Stone, Lively returns to work with another master of contemporary cinema in Café Society. The director in question is Woody Allen, who, for her, writes the role of the seductive divorcee who marries the inexperienced young man (Jesse Eisenberg). Selected as the opening film of the Cannes Film Festival, it was shot entirely digitally for Allen’s first time

Nancy Adams in Paradise Beach – Inside the Nightmare (2016) – After several comedies, the actress turns to the horror / thriller genre with Paradise Beach – Inside the nightmare. The feature film, directed by Spaniard Jaume Collet-Serra, revolves around a young surfing enthusiast, on vacation in a remote place, whose life is threatened by a giant white shark

Emily Nelson in A Little Favor (2018) – Film adaptation of Darcey Bell’s novel of the same name, A little favor she compares a simple single mother (Anna Kendrick) with a sophisticated executive of a fashion company, who has mysteriously disappeared into thin air. A sequel to the film, directed by Paul Feig, has been announced and will be released soon