Robin Gayle Wright (born April 8, 1966) is an American actress. She is best known for her roles as Jenny in the film Forrest Gump and as Buttercup in The Princess Bride, credited as Robin Wright. She has also been credited as Robin Wright Penn. Wright was born Robin Gayle Wright in Dallas, Texas, the daughter of Gayle (née Gaston), an Independent Executive National Sales Director for Mary Kay cosmetics, and Freddie Gayle Wright, a...
Jenny lies in bed. Forrest brings in her breakfast. He sets the tray on the t...
Forrest tells Jenny he's going to Vietnam. She steps away from the truck she'...
Queen Wealthow tells Beowulf of the grotesque fates of the men who have previ...
Hrothgar tells Wealthow the name of the monster that attacked his mead hall.
At their home in Alabama, just before their wedding ceremony commences, Dan w...
Beowulf announces that he will slay the monster that attacks King Hrothgar's ...
One night at Forrest's house, Jenny is on her way up the stairs. Forrest call...
After Forrest caries Jenny off stage in the nude bar, they walk up the road. ...
Hrothgar offers Beowulf a reward for destroying Grendel, but the dialogue's p...
Beowulf explains to Wealthow that he is taking responsibility for what he rea...
Jenny is upset with Forrest for interrupting hers set at the nude bar.
Wealthow tells Beowulf a statement that implies that Grendel is Hrothgar's son.
In DC, before parting ways, Forrest gives Jenny his Medal of Honor. They hug.
Jenny sneaks Forrest into her dorm room. She's drying his clothes while they ...
Jenny takes Forrest's hand and places it on her breast. Forrest ejaculates. H...
Jenny sits close to Forest in her dorm room, she's dressed in only her bra an...
One night at Forrest's house, Jenny is on her way up the stairs. Forrest call...
Forrest visits Jenny in Savanna. Standing in her apartment he meets Forrest Jr.
Wealthow, knowing that Grendel is the King's son, and thus who the mother is,...
Forrest and Jenny sit on a bench in the park, watching Forrest Jr. swing.
As Yrsa and Gitte gossip about Beowulf and refer to his private parts with an...
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