Meta Golding Biography

Meta Golding is an American-Haitian actress best known for playing District 2 tribute Enobaria in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire and The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2.

Golding also starred in movies like “Quiet Days in Hollywood”, “Louis and Frank”, “Kiss the Girls”, “On Edge”, “Surrogates”, “The Chicago 8” among others. She also has featured in TV series like “Malcolm & Eddie”, “The District”, “JAG”, and “Day Break”.

Golding was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, and was raised in several countries. Besides the United States, she also lived in Haiti, India, France and Italy. She is fluent in English, French, Haitian Creole and Italian.

During her years in Italy, Golding competed on ice as an Italian national figure skater, but when an injury ended her skating career she started acting in Italian theatre.

Golding guest starred in Criminal Minds temporarily replacing A. J. Cook, and played villainess Selina in an episode of Burn Notice. Golding resides in Los Angeles, California.

Meta Golding Age

She was born on 2 November 1971 in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. She is 47 years old as of 2018.

Meta Golding Family | Meta Golding Parents

Golding likes to keep her personal life private hence there is no any news or information about her parents or whether she has any siblings.

Meta Golding Boyfriend | Meta Golding Husband

Meta Golding is a private person hence there is no any news or information about her boyfriend whether she is married or has any children.

Meta Golding Net Worth

She has an estimated net worth of $800 Thousand which she has earned through her acting career.

The Hunger Games Catching Fire

After arriving safely home from their unprecedented victory in the 74th Annual Hunger Games, Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) and Peeta Mellark (Josh Hutcherson) discover that they must do a quick turnaround and begin a Victors Tour. As she and Peeta travel throughout the districts, Katniss senses a rebellion is stirring. However, President Snow (Donald Sutherland) proves that he is still very much in control when word comes of a cruel change in the rules for the upcoming 75th Hunger Games.

Release date: November 20, 2013 (New York)
Director: Francis Lawrence
Box office: 865 million USD
Budget: $130–140 million
Screenplay: Suzanne Collins, Michael Arndt, Simon Beaufoy

Meta Golding Movies And Tv Shows

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Meta Golding Tv Shows

Interviewer: Tell me about your role in “Behind The Movement” as the iconic Rosa Parks.

Meta Golding: It takes place over four very intense days — from the day that Rosa Parks decided not to get up out of her seat to the three days it took to organize and mobilize 55,000 people it took to join the Montgomery Bus Boycott. It’s a behind-the-scenes look at the cast of characters and activists in Montgomery who organized this, and it’s also Rosa Parks’ personal journey and the courage it took to become the face of a boycott. The part of her life that I’m playing was before she was an icon. She was just a regular woman who was a seamstress and also an activist. She had no idea that this was going to be as successful as it was. She was just completely convinced in her beliefs and walked the walk. She encouraged the dignity of all human beings. There was [also] a lot of fear going on and she had to really stay focused on what she was fighting for. It’s very, very inspiring to walk in her shoes.

Interviewer: What did you do to prepare for the role?

Meta Golding: Luckily for me, Mrs. Parks was a prolific writer. So I read all her books. I read as much as I could about her and that period — what it was like to live as a black person in the segregated south in 1955. I don’t think we can fully grasp the terrorism and brutality that was constantly happening against a community of people. She was also a very religious woman, and back then the African American churches were the activists in the community and were always organizing. She gained courage from her faith so I spent a lot of time going to church.

Interviewer: Rosa Parks rocks an iconic red lip throughout the film. Tell me about it.

Meta Golding: That was the only real makeup that we used. There were certain times in the film when it was “dress up time.” When she was in court or it was a special occasion. Makeup wasn’t made for black women back then. But lipstick was. Whenever we needed to up it a little bit, we’d put the red lipstick on.

Interviewer: What is your favorite product at the moment?

Meta Golding: I love everything MAC Cosmetics. I really like these MAC lipsticks that are like a lip gloss but feel like conditioner on your lips. I’m slightly obsessed with them — I even put them on my cheeks for blush. I’m so upset because I use this L’Oréal silky, sheer sunscreen, but it’s being discontinued. I bought a bunch of it online because I really believe in sunscreen. I feel like women of color are like “we don’t crack,” but you have to protect your skin and wear sunscreen. This sunscreen has a silky feel to it, and it’s a little bit tinted so it doesn’t leave any white residue on your skin. It’s so nice. It’s like a primer it feels so good and it gives you a lot of protection.

Interviewer: Asides from a wallet and a phone, what do you keep in your bag at all times?

Meta Golding: My makeup bag. It has my basics, like concealer, lip gloss, a little comb. I always have lipstick on me. I also always have a snack.

Interviewer: If you weren’t acting, what would you be doing and why?

Meta Golding: I love fashion, so something in fashion. When I started off acting I had a side job, a catering business. I’ve always loved food and cooking so it would either be something in the food world or the fashion, beauty world. I think it’s fascinating.

Interviewer: What does beauty mean to you?

Meta Golding: To me, beauty is confidence. Owning yourself on your opinions. I think of Rosa Parks as a beautiful woman, and she is a beautiful woman — but it’s also because she saw the beauty in everyone. And fought for the dignity of everyone. Beauty is about feeling good about yourself, and being confident and self accepting.

Source: www.makeup.com

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